my $t= XML::Twig->new();
$t->parsefile("new.xml");
my $root= $t->root;
my @para= $root->children();   # get the root's children

foreach my $para (@para)
{ 
    print $para->text()."\n";
}

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The XML file contents are as below.
<root>
<record>

<id>1</id>

<sched>QWERTY</sched>

<filePath>D:/Book1.xls</filePath>

<fString>bata</fString>

</record>

<record>

<id>2</id>

<sched>PANAMA</sched>

<filePath>C:/test.doc</filePath>

<fString>vata</fString>

</record>

</root>

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The output which I get is as below :
1QWERTYD:/Book1.xlsbata
2PANAMAD:/test.docvata


I want the output as below(space or any delimiter) :
1 QWERTY D:/Book1.xls bata
2 PANAMA D:/test.doc vata

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