Well i was bore so i tryed to do the excersises on the tutorial section of perlmonks i found this one: Write a program that prompts the user for the name of a file to open and then reads in the file line by line. When it has finished reading the file it should print the lines in reverse order with this solution: 
   #!/usr/bin/perl
   2: 
   3: #this program prompts a user for the name of a source file
   4: #and then reads from the file line by line.  Once it is done
   5: #reading the file it prints the lines of the file in reverse ord
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   6: 
   7: print "What is the name of the source file? ";
   8: $file=<>;
   9: chomp($file);
  10: open FILE, "<$file";
  11: while(<FILE>){
  12:    push @lines,$_;
  13: }
  14: foreach(reverse @lines){
  15:    print $_;
  16: }
  17: close FILE;

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the program is functional but i just think in this way 

#!perl -w

use strict;

my $file;

print "Enter a filename: ";
chomp ( $file = <STDIN> );

open ( FILE, "$file" );
for (reverse (<FILE>)){
    print;
}

close FILE;

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i just want to know which is better is something like a perl golf :D, thx

In reply to Better Way to Do It by cored

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