I am trying to put each line of a text file in an array, but encountering some problem with the logic. Can any one tell if the following logic is correct? 

use warnings;
@ARGV = 'Google_1';
my @results;

while ( <ARGV> ){
    chomp $_;
      if($_ =~m/head/){
    push (@results, $_);
}
}
print "@results\n";

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or can we use hash with these? My text file looks something like this but it has around 40k lines 

192.168.178.1
82.135.16.28
212.18.7.101
212.18.6.166
80.81.192.28
92.123.72.112
82.135.16.28
212.18.7.101
212.18.6.77
217.71.108.93
217.71.96.169
194.59.190.3
134.222.231.49
134.222.229.49
134.222.229.205
134.222.229.222
134.222.231.22
62.41.85.112

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