Re^3: perl -n seemingly eating a line of input

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Don't use -n, or change the way you process the lines:

echo -e '55\n44\n33\n22\n11\n' | perl -n -e 'push @a, $_; END{ print @
+a; } '
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Explanation: -n makes perl loop through the input lines, and my code puts each line in turn onto the array. After all input is processed, I print out the array.

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