1. system command : ls | awk -F'[_]' '{print $2}' o/p : 
1431024666
1431037440
1431038327

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2. Perl program 
#!/usr/bin/perl

@ab=`ls | awk -F'[_]' '{print $2}'`;
print "\@ab = @ab";

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output : 
@ab = ab_1431024666_1430960820_36398
 ab_1431037440_1430958175_36390
 ab_1431038327_1430958130_36387

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Question : I want to get the same output of the system command when i run the perl script. Can someone, guide what is missing here?

In reply to O/p of sysem command should be assigned to array variable in perl program and display the output. by G Nagasri Varma

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