use strict;
use warnings;
my ($county,@years) = split /\s+/, <DATA>;


my $x = <DATA>;
my $county_total;
my $year_total;
while(<DATA>){
    chomp;
    my($county,@year_county_data) = split  /\s+/;
    $county_total->{$county}  += $_ for @year_county_data;
    foreach (0..$#years){
    my $year= $years[$_];
    my $data = $year_county_data[$_];
    $year_total->{$year} += $data;
    }
}
print "County Total\n";
foreach my $county (sort keys %{$county_total}){
    print "$county\t", $county_total->{$county},"\n";
}
print "====\n";
print "Yearly Total\n";
foreach my $year (sort keys %{$year_total}){
    print "$year\t", $year_total->{$year},"\n";
}
    
    
    

__DATA__
COUNTY       2001       2002       2003       2004
------     ------     ------     ------     ------
26005        432        505        547        555
26021        910        984       1026       1077
26023        225        282        272        299
26025        711        796        809        899
26027        250        319        318        313
26059        196        221        242        292
26077       1170       1371       1439       1439
26149        355        415        346        367
26159        414        434        504        493

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