Hi Monks

I need to read a file which contains the hash reference 

#-------------------
#Conf File
#--------------------

{

"one" => {
 1 => "one",
 2 => "two",
 3 => {
        "inner" => "value",
        "inner" => "value"
      }
},

"2" => {
       1 => "one",
       2 => "two",
},

"two" => {
       4 => "test",
       3 => "test1",
}
}

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I read this file using the do(), but I am not getting the same order of file content as it is, I should get in Order how to do it?

I am getting like below 

$VAR1 = {
          'one' => {
                     '1' => 'one',
                     '3' => {
                              'inner' => 'value'
                            },
                     '2' => 'two'
                   },
          'two' => {
                     '4' => 'test',
                     '3' => 'test1'
                   },
          '2' => {
                   '1' => 'one',
                   '2' => 'two'
                 }
        };

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Any Idea Please.Thanks In Advance.

Update: Updated the question.

In reply to Read Hash reference from File by vinoth.ree

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