#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;



#charset below would be 1 and  in future 1 for bookmark and 0 for hist
+ory item
my @charset =  ('1','0');
my @charset2 =('');
my @charset3 =('');
my @charset4 = (('A'..'Z'), ('a'..'z'));
my @charset5 = (('A'..'Z'), ('a'..'z'));
my @charset6 = ('1' .. '1000');
my @charset7 =('http://www.','https://www.');
my @charset8=('.com','.co','.in','.info','.org','.net','.biz','.us','.
+me','.mobi','.co.in','.firm.in','.gen.in','.ind.in','.net.in','.org.i
+n','.tv','.ag','.am','.asia','.at','.be','.bz','.ca','.cc','.co.nz','
+.co.uk','.com.ag','.com.au','.com.br','.com.bz','.com.co','.com.es','
+.com.mx','.com.pe','.com.so','.com.tw','.cz','.de','.es','.eu','.fm',
+'.fr','.gs','.idv.tw','.it','.jobs','.jp','.la','.me.uk','.ms','.mx',
+'.net.ag','.net.au','.net.br','.net.bz','.net.co','.net.nz','.net.pe'
+,'.net.so','.nl','.nom.co','.nom.es','.nom.pe','.org.ag','.org.au','.
+org.es','.org.nz','.org.pe','.org.so','.org.tw','.org.uk','.pe','.se'
+,'.so','.tk','.tw','.ws','.xxx');
my @charset9 = ('":"');
my @charset40=('"');
my @charset41=(',');
my @charset42=('{"browserBookMarksData":[');
my @charset43=(']}');
my @charset51=('{');


my $i=0;
my $prefix ;
my $suffix ;
print "Enter the limit : ";
chomp(my $lim = <STDIN>);

        {
    $prefix .=$charset42[rand(@charset42) ];
    }
{
    $suffix .=$charset43[rand(@charset43) ];
    }
    
    open(FILE, ">>bookmarkmirror.json");
    print FILE   ("$prefix");

while ( $lim-- ) {
      my $bookMark;
    my $created;
    my $date;
    my $title;
    my $url;
    my $www;
    my $com;
    my $visits;
my $quotes;
my $comma;
my $start;
my $end;
my $curly ;
my $extra;

 {
        $bookMark .= $charset[ rand(@charset) ];
        
    }
     {
        $created .= $charset2[ rand(@charset2) ];
        
    }
    
      {
         $date .= $charset3[ rand(@charset3) ];
        
    }
    
    
    
 {
    $title .= join '', @charset4[map {int rand @charset4} (1..8)];
    }
    
    {
    $url .=join '', @charset5[map {int rand @charset5} (1..8)];
    }
    
    
    {
    $visits .=$charset6[rand(@charset6) ];
    }
    
    #if ($EmailType == '0'){
    #$m_emailLabel .="test";}
    #else {$m_emailLabel .="";}
    
    
    
            {
    $quotes .=$charset40[rand(@charset40) ];
    }
    
            {
    $comma .=$charset41[rand(@charset41) ];
    }
    
    
    
{
    $curly .=$charset51[rand(@charset51)];
    
}    

    
    {
    $www .=$charset7[rand(@charset7)];
    
}    

        
    {
    $com .=$charset8[rand(@charset8)];
    
}    

    {
    $extra .=$charset9[rand(@charset9)];
    
}    

    
   
   
   print FILE  ( "$curly"."\"bookMark\"\:"."$quotes"."$bookMark"."$quo
+tes"."$comma","\"created\"\:"."$quotes".int(rand(10000000000000))."$q
+uotes"."$comma","\"date\"\:"."$quotes".int(rand(10000000000000))."$qu
+otes"."$comma","\"title"."\"\:\"$title\""."$comma","\"url"."$extra"."
+$www"."$url"."$com\""."$comma","\"visits"."\"\:\"$visits\"\}\ ". if (
+$lim != $i){"$comma"}); 
    if($lim == '1') {
        print FILE   (",");
    }
   $i++;
}

 print FILE   ("$suffix");
 

 
  close(FILE);

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Output of the File---- 
{"browserBookMarksData":[{"bookMark":"0","created":"5663146972656","da
+te":"6965942382812","title":"QQjVYxgf","url":"https://www.ySLjEGzo.or
+g","visits":"783"} ,,{"bookMark":"1","created":"3386840820312","date"
+:"4520874023437","title":"GTHCiPLs","url":"http://www.cmBoOQmy.pe","v
+isits":"946"} ,]}

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The problem is that I am getting two unwanted comma's,which is at the end of the json created and the last bean. Please help how to eliminate these unwanted comma's.

In reply to Perl Script to create jsons(Issue with comma) by rahul_lfo

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