use strict; #unconstrct varible to findout purpose
use warnings; #warnings purpose
use File::Slurp; #to get file scalar, array or hash
my @ifile = read_file("E:/Purand/test/mtab.txt");
my $row = @ifile; #number of rows count
my $col = my @cols = (split /\t/, $ifile[0]);
#number of columns count
my @array = (); #array initials
my @sfile = ();
my $i = 0; #index variable initials
foreach my $row (@ifile) { #to get each and every line(row)
@sfile = split(/\t/, $row); #split every line and store array
=begin
foreach my $element (@sfile) { #to get each element(cell)
push @{$array[$i]}, $element; #assign array of array(multiarray)
}
=cut
$array[$i]=[@sfile];
my @sfile = (); #reset array
$i++; #array(row) index increment
}
for(my $m = 0; $m < $row; $m++) { #loop to be run no. of rows
for(my $n = 0; $n < $col; $n++) { #loop to run no. of cols
print $array[$m]->[$n], "\t"; #print out each and every cell with alignment
}
print "\n"; #every row seperation
}
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