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 | LOCK_UN      | unlocks the previously locked file    |  | LOCK_UN      | unlocks the previously locked file    | 
 | LOCK_NB      | should be bitwise 'or'-ed with either LOCK_SH or LOCK_EX and will result in a non-blocking lock    |  | LOCK_NB      | should be bitwise 'or'-ed with either LOCK_SH or LOCK_EX and will result in a non-blocking lock    | 
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 Here's a couple of things you ought to know to fully understand the code: Here's a couple of things you ought to know to fully understand the code:
  
-  * To define a hash, a percent (%) symbol is used before the name (i.e %myhash).  A hash is like an arrays except that they link a key to a value and the key is unique.+  * A hash is like an arrays except that they link a key to a value and the key is unique.
   * $_ is a special perl variable known as the default or implicit variable.  In our example below it'd be the implicit value of the current @array1 item.    * $_ is a special perl variable known as the default or implicit variable.  In our example below it'd be the implicit value of the current @array1 item. 
  
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