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8.7. Randomizing All LinesProblemYou want to copy a file and randomly reorder its lines. SolutionRead all lines into an array, shuffle the array using the algorithm from Recipe 4.17, and write the shuffled lines back out: # assumes the &shuffle sub from Chapter 4 while (<INPUT>) { push(@lines, $_); } @reordered = shuffle(@lines); foreach (@reordered) { print OUTPUT $_; } DiscussionThe easiest approach is to read all lines into memory and shuffle them there. Because you don't know where lines start in the file, you can't just shuffle a list of line numbers and then extract the lines in the order they'll appear in the shuffled file. Even if you did know their starts, it would probably still be slower because you'd be |