You've posted many times, in several cases use strict; use warnings; would have prevented your issues. Why aren't you doing this yet?
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Yes, but you have to realize that from time to time, it's far better to actually learn something yourself, instead of having to come for the same and same answer again and again.
If it takes you 4 days, maybe you can invest some of these 4 days into learning, so the next time it takes you only 2 days to solve the same problem?
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so prefer someone tell me the exactly answer so i can try to learn it than going into books and spend 4 days on something even 2 lines of code to solve and takes 4 days
You already have proved that you don't learn from being spoon-fed with exact answers. You take them, they work, and that's it for you.
You are grown up, aren't you? Can't eat by yourself? Go complain to mom, her fault.
perl -le'print map{pack c,($-++?1:13)+ord}split//,ESEL'
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… takes 4 days
If it takes you 4 days to put
use strict;
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
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