Shell Programming and Scripting

#util to write info to three files
#version 1.0


#open files
open (FILE1, "> c:\\Documents and settings\\file1.txt") or die "Cant open file: $!";
$file1 = FILE1;
open (FILE2, "> c:\\Documents and settings\\file2.txt") or die "Cant open file2: $!";
$file2 = FILE2;
open (FILE3, "> c:\\Documents and settings\\file3.txt") or die "Cant open file3: $!";
$file3 = FILE3;

#put text into files
print $file1 "12345678910";
print $file2 "12345678910";
print $file3 "12345678910";

#close text files
close (FILE1);
close (FILE2);
close (FILE3);

Originally posted by LivinFree
This sounds vague enough to possibly be homework...

What do you have written so far? What shell? Why do you need it in 3 different files? How is the information stored (in a varible, a disk file, coming in from a pipe)?