Hi Monks!
I am passing values to a sub routine and I need to merge these values into on data structure to have this at the end: 
# What I would like to have at the end:

$VAR2 = [

  {
     '111' => 'acct1',
   },
  {
     '222' => 'acct2',
   },
  {
     '333' => 'acct3',
   },
  {
     '444' => 'acct4',
   },
  {
     '555' => 'acct5',
   },
  {
     '888' => 'acct8',
   },
 ];

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But having issues trying, any help? Here is my trying code: 
#/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my @array = qw( 111 222 333 444 555 888 );

my @array2 = qw( acct1 acct2 acct3 acct4 acct4 acct5 acct8 );

merge( \@array, \@array2);

sub merge {

 my $got1 = shift;
 my $got2 = shift;
 
 my $vals_1 = @{$got1};
 my $vals_2 = @{$got2};

my %hash_of_data = ( @{$vals_1} => @{$vals_2});
print Dumper %hash_of_data;

my %data;
push @{$data{@{$vals_1}}}, @{$vals_2};
print Dumper %data;


#foreach my $k (keys %hash_of_data) {
#   foreach (@{$hash_of_data{$k}}) {
#      print " : $_\n";
#   }
#   print "\n";
#}

}

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Thanks for looking!

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