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A hash associates one key with one value, so this is what you have in %hash

my $str='finding related pages on the world wide web the web';
my %hash=split(/\s+/,$str);
use DDS; Dump( \%hash );
__END__
$HASH1 = {
           finding => 'related',
           pages   => 'on',
           the     => 'web',
           wide    => 'web'
         };
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What do you want %hash to contain?

In reply to Re^3: hash to differentiate type and tokens by Anonymous Monk
in thread hash to differentiate type and tokens by sarvan

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