Hello monks, I am trying to access multi dimensional array in hash. but I am not able to print the values seperately. 

my ($key2,$item,$hash,$array);
   my %temp = (
        "0x55555555" => {
              "0x55555555" => [ ["0xAAAAAAAA", "0x9"], ],
          "0xAAAAAAAA" => [ ["0xAAAAAAAA", "0x8"], ],
            },
            "0xAAAAAAAA" => {
              "0x55555555" => [ ["0xFFFFFFFF", "0x8"], ],
          "0xAAAAAAAA" => [ ["0x55555554", "0x3"], ],
            },
    );
    foreach $item (keys %temp) {
        print "$item: \n";
        my $hash = $temp->{$item};
        foreach $key2 (keys %$hash){
        my $array = $hash->{$key2};
          for $i (0..$#$array){
         print "$i: $$array[$i]\n";
     }
 }
 }

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Output I get is 
0xAAAAAAAA: 
0x55555555:

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I want to access each and every element of the hash, How can I do that? Please help me. If you can explain it with a note then that will be great.

Thanks P

In reply to How to access Hash of hashes with multi-dimensional Array by IamAwesom3

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