I'd be glad to help.

The code is not terrible, on the surface. Frankly, it really only shows you're new to Perl -- no crime in that.

What was in question was whether or not the code was yours.

You still haven't made a convincing argument that it is -- but at least you are now addressing the questions.

So let's step through this, and see where we end up.

Let's start with this:

     tried to write a code to store the details of an employee into a text file as hash(%)

For a newcomer, it is not surprising you simply tried to write the hash into a file directly -- Perl does so many things for us automatically, you might presume it can do this, too.

Sadly, however, this is not a reliable technique. There are ways to make it reliable, but (get used to this, BTW) there's a question you need to answer first:

Do you want to use a Module, or write all the code yourself?

Where we go next depends on your answer.

In reply to Re^4: Some one help me with this code.how to make it work. by marinersk
in thread Some one help me with this code.how to make it work. by yedukondalu

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