use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

my %ips_hash;
my $group = '';
# Create the data structure as
# %h = (
#       A => {
#           184.75.65.68 => 1
#       },
#       B => {
#           184.75.122.146 => 1,
#           184.75.122.147 => 1,
#       },
# );      
while (my $line = <DATA>) {
    if ($line =~ /#Group (\w+)/) {
        $group = $1;
    }
    elsif ($line =~ /(\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3})/) {
        $ips_hash{$group}{$1} = 1;
    }
}

# see if there is any group
my $true = keys %ips_hash;
while ($true) {
    # Get the random group
    my @groups = keys %ips_hash;
    $group = $groups[rand($#groups)];
    
    # get the random ip
    my @ips = keys %{$ips_hash{$group}};
    my $ip = $ips[rand $#ips];
    
    print "$ip random from Group $group\n";

    # delete the ip so that its not repeated
    delete $ips_hash{$group}{$ip};    
    # delete the group if it doesn't have any ips
    if ($#ips < 1) {
        delete $ips_hash{$group};
    }
    $true = keys %ips_hash;
}

__DATA__
#Group A
184.75.65.68

#Group B
184.75.122.146
184.75.122.147
184.75.122.148

#Group C
64.3.71.98
64.3.71.99
64.3.71.100
64.3.71.106

#Group D
64.3.73.17
64.3.73.18
64.3.73.19
64.3.73.20

#Group E
66.1.73.21
66.1.73.22
66.1.73.23

##</code><code>##

184.75.65.68 random from Group A
64.3.71.99 random from Group C
64.3.71.100 random from Group C
66.1.73.21 random from Group E
64.3.73.20 random from Group D
66.1.73.23 random from Group E
64.3.73.19 random from Group D
64.3.71.106 random from Group C
64.3.71.98 random from Group C
64.3.73.17 random from Group D
66.1.73.22 random from Group E
64.3.73.18 random from Group D
184.75.122.148 random from Group B
184.75.122.146 random from Group B
184.75.122.147 random from Group B