G'day supriyoch_2008,

You get this message from Perl:

syntax error at C:\Users\DR-SUPRIYO\Desktop\match.pl line 21, near "print"

Then you write:

"But something has gone wrong in the script either in naming (assigning) the original and matching texts to variables at lines 9-10 or missing some code at line 11."

I looked at the print on line 21. It's part of this statement spanning lines 20-21: 

    [my $sentence,my $possible_match]
    print Dumper($text->matches);

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I haven't looked at any other parts of your code because Perl clearly states where the problem lies.

-- Ken

In reply to Re: How do I change the code to get percent match and matched words between two texts? by kcott
in thread How do I change the code to get percent match and matched words between two texts? by supriyoch_2008

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