my @data_tranfer_rt_25_count=grep ($newhash{ (m/(\w+)/)[0] }, @newlist
+);
...
$random_25_count = $#data_transfer_rt_25_count + 1;

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The array  @data_tranfer_rt_25_count and other, similar arrays seem to be used only to hold the elements produced by a  grep so that the number of these elements can be determined later. This number can be determined directly: 

>perl -wMstrict -le
"my @ra = qw(a b c d e f);
 my $n = grep /[bcd]/, @ra;
 print qq{b or c or d: $n};
"
b or c or d: 3

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In more general terms, the three blocks of code you show seem to be doing rather similar things, but with different arrays.
.oO(Thinks: Function!)

Those are some pretty dense wadges of code there, pilgrim. Some whitespace/blank lines would be very much welcomed by these tired old eyes, and would help in sniffing out common code factors.

In reply to Re: How to reduce this lengthy code? by AnomalousMonk
in thread How to reduce this lengthy code? by hongping

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