You can certainly do alot better than that long piece of code for this task though. The last two loops can be combined: 
for (sort { $module{$a} <=> $module{$b} } keys %module) {
    printf "%04d, %s\n", $module{$_}, $_;
}

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Gets you rid of the synthetic @list too. I have no idea what your if/elsif are supposed to sort out, either. And finally, instead of using <DATA>, you can use <> and just pipe the output from grep to the script. A compressed version: 
/^use\s+([^\s;]+)/ && $_{$1}++ while <>;

printf "%04d, $_\n", $_{$_} for sort { $_{$b} <=> $_{$a} } keys %_;

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And then it's just 
$ grep -hr ^use perl/ | perl foo.pl

Makeshifts last the longest.

In reply to Re^2: Favourite modules April 2003 (scripted top10 list) by Aristotle
in thread Favourite modules April 2003 by Juerd

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