Try...
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
my @array_1 = ('a','b','c');
my @array_2 = ('x','y','c');
my $index1 = 0;
my $index2 = 0;
for ( @array_1 ) {
# Reset the index of the second array because we're
# going to read through it again
$index2 = 0;
my $element1 = $_;
for ( @array_2 ) {
my $element2 = $_;
if ( $element1 eq $element2 ) {
print "Index # $index2 of array_2 " .
"($array_2[$index2]) = index # " .
"$index1 of array_1 ($array_1[$index1])\n";
}
$index2++;
}
$index1++;
}
     This is probably not the most elegant solution, but I it will work.
Here's the output...
Index # 2 of array_2 (c) = index # 2 of array_1 (c)
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