As
chromatic said, w/ a bit of further explanation:
the first
print statement in your loop
print $value = $hash{$key};
is setting $value equal to $hash{$key}, which is probably
what you want; and is then printing the value of that
statement. And the value is $value.
So, when $value is "green", for example, that's why
you're seeing "greenfruit". "green" and "fruit" are
actually coming from different print statements.
Does that make sense? Is that the problem you were
having?
To fix that, of course, just take out print, leaving
the
$value = $hash{$key};
Or, of course, you could just get rid of that line
altogether and put $hash{$key} into the real
print
statement:
print "fruit: $key is $hash{$key}\n\n";
Your choice.
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