Thanks a lot..I just got it.. But is there any way to store the number as well in the array?. I need to provide user with 2 options.Either display all the details or display details of any specific number

print "PRESS 1 to display a single number details \n
            2 to display all the numbers and details\n
            or any other key to EXIT :"; 
             chomp($option2=<STDIN>);
    if ($option2 =="1") 
        {
          print "Enter the number:";
          my $input = <STDIN>;
        chomp $input;
        if (exists $users{$input}) {
            print "@{ $users{$input} }\n";
            print "$users{$input}[0] \n";
            print "$users{$input}[1] \n";
        } else {
            print "Unknown number.\n";
        }
        }
     elsif ($option2 == "2") 
        {
      
           # display  all the numbers and their respective user and co
+mments.something like the below one
           # The details for number 1234567 are user : sam, comments: 
+changed abc in a file.
              The details for number 343434 are user:john, comments: d
+eleted abc in a file

         }

   else {
      print "Invalid option\n";
     }

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