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the output should be first_file second_file output ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~ amayaM -> amayamAn -> amaya+mAn vismayaM -> vismayamAn -> vismaya+mAn souraM -> souramA -> soura+mA kamalZ -> kamalAn -> kamal+An .The code i wrote wont make any sense.

#!/usr/bin/perl


#read dictionary
open(RE,"file1");
while(<RE>)
{
    chomp;
    my @tmp =split(/\,/,$_);
    $key="$tmp[0]";
    #print "$key\n ";
    my @words=split(//,$key);
            
}
close(RE);
my $length1 = $#words;
#check for a partial match
open(RE1,"file2");
while(<RE1>)
{
    $inp_word4 = $_;
    my @inp_word1 =split(//,$inp_word4);
    #print "@inp_word1";
}
close(RE1)
    my $length2=$#inp_word1;
    if($length1<$length2)
    {
        compare the array elements in another loop
    }
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In reply to Re^2: partial match between 2 files by lakssreedhar
in thread partial match between 2 files by lakssreedhar

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