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I see you have removed strictures (use strict; use warnings;) from the code NetWallah supplied, probably because they were telling you things you didn't understand and seem not to be bothered finding out about. So, rather than just giving you a solution to your problem, I want to see you do at least enough work to fix those errors. Show me the fixed code and I'll show you how to solve the rest of the problem.

True laziness is hard work
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Re^2: reading a text file and accepting input
by doozy (Initiate) on Apr 28, 2012 at 01:04 UTC

    I mentioned in the OP that I was still working on the code in order to get the output as I would like it to present. But here's the code in a proper format:

    use strict; use warnings; my @points = ( {X=>79.620, Y=>54.720, Z=>53.034}, {X=>81.822, Y=>54.071, Z=>50.027}, {X=>83.871, Y=>51.966, Z=>52.424}, {X=>80.927, Y=>49.712, Z=>53.305}, {X=>80.565, Y=>46.114, Z=>52.104}, {X=>77.173, Y=>45.173, Z=>50.689}, {X=>75.652, Y=>41.722, Z=>51.009}); my @results; for my $x(0..$#points){ my $p1 = $points[$x]; for my $y (0..$#points){ my $p2 = $points[$y]; my $dist = sqrt(abs(( $p1->{X} - $p2->{X} ) **2 + ( $p1->{Y} - $p2->{Y} ) **2 + ( $p1->{Z} - $p2->{Z} ) **2)) ; $results[$x][$y] = sprintf("%.0f", $dist); } } #------------------- for my $r (@results){ printf "%.0f\t",$_ for @$r; print "\n"; }
    /code