thanks! It's working fine now! I'll post the code I used, so you all can give me suggestion for improving my programming skills (I'm sorry if they're not good, but I've been using Perl for just a few week, for my Thesis, and it's all really new), or maybe it could be useful for someone with the same problem..
open my $testo, "<File_Input/Testo.txt";
open my $conteggio, ">File_Output/Conteggio.txt";
my %arrayris;
while (my $text=<$testo>){
for my $key (keys %hash){
my $value = $hash{$key};
my $count = 0 ;
while ($text =~ /\b$key\b/ig) { $count++ ; } ;
$arrayris{$key}=$count;
}
}
while ( my ($k,$v) = each %arrayris ) {
print $conteggio "($k) => $v\n";
}
close $testo;
close $conteggio;
Thanks again, to everybody!
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