Suppose I have declared severals subroutines in a code and I want to print all the values of a "for" loop used in one of the subroutines

part of the code where I want to get the print 

sub upstream 

my ($i,$j,$k,

      $up,

      $in,

      $dna,

      $size,

      $upstream,

      @temp,

      @pos,@neg,

      @genome_data

      ); 

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. 
. 
.
.
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  @genome_data = @_;  
 
  for ($i=0; $i<@genome_data; $i++) {  

    $genome_data[$i]{GENOME_SIZE} = $size;  

  }

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end of part of code

I want to print $genome_data$i{GENOME_SIZE} for every i ..... How can i do that

Thanks

In reply to printing in subroutines by ashprog

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