Hi Perl monks, i'm a noob to perl and need assistance with the following dilemma, I have a list of words being read from a text file and I have an array of colours that I wish to assign to each word. The text file contains the following: iphone 3 iphone 3gs iphone 4 the array contains colours such as red blue green all i require is an output file showing the following: iphone 3 red iphone 3 blue iphone 3 green iphone 3gs red iphone 3gs blue iphone 3gs green iphone 4 red iphone 4 blue iphone 4 green

here's the coding for the array so far: 
{ 

no warnings 'uninitialized';
chomp $results;


push (@oid,$results[0]);
    $_ = defined($_) ? $_ : '' for @results;

        
print "\n$results";
my $colour=();
my @colours=();

@colours =  ( "baby blue", "baby pink", "black", "dark blue", "brown",
+ "dark purple", "green", "orange", "hot pink", "light purple", "red",
+ "white", "yellow");
foreach $colour (@colours) {
print $colour;
}


print OUT "$results$colour\n"

}

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Please can someone help me? Thank you :)

In reply to Split array and join with results by perlnoobster

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