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sort and uniq in perl
Does anyone have a quick and dirty way of performing a sort and uniq in perl?
How an array with data like: this is bkupArr[0] BOLADVICE_VN this is bkupArr[1] MLT6800PROD2A this is bkupArr[2] MLT6800PROD2A this is bkupArr[3] BOLADVICE_VN_7YR this is bkupArr[4] MLT6800PROD2A I want to sort it and remove duplicates. This would be simple using sort and uniq from the command line but I would like to accomplish it in perl if it is not to complicated. |
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