#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my $hashref = { 'Inventory' => { 
                      'lb' => "abc",
                      'host' => [{ 'hostA' => { 'os' => "Linux",'locat
+ion'=>"Dublin"}},
                                  {'hostB' => {'os'=> "Windows",'locat
+ion'=>"US"}},
                                  {'hostC' => {'os'=>"Ubuntu",'locatio
+n'=>"Germany"}}
                                  ]
                       }
              } ;

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Question 1: I just want the array values for names of the host @hosts = ('hostA','hostB','hostC');

Question 2: How can I push a new array value like push @hosts,$newvalue{'os'=>'Unix','location'=>'France'}

In reply to getting array value from anonymous hash by sunil9009

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