Try this,
use strict;
use warnings;
my %tgs = (
'articles' => {
'Java' => 'How to Program in Java',
'Perl' => 'Perl Programming for Biologists',
'Python' => {
'Programming' => q/Expert's Guide to Scala/
+,
},
},
'eBooks' => {
'Linux' => q/Linux: A Beginner's Guide/,
},
);
print $tgs{articles}{Python}{Programming};
Hope that helps,
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