Re: Counting unique instances from Array Sort

The answer is given more than once here. But again:

my %ip_count;

++$ip_count{$_} for (@ipAddresses);
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Re^2: Counting unique instances from Array Sort by ewhitt (Scribe) on Jan 07, 2008 at 09:53 UTC
I am not sure if I follow. What I am trying to do is take: `my @ipAddresses = ("172.16.16.1 ", "172.16.16.1 ", "172.16.16.1 ", "17 +2.16.16.2 ");` [download] and be able to print something like this while / after the sort: `172.16.16.1,3 172.16.16.2,1` [download] Thanks!	[reply] [d/l] [select]