Hi there Monks!

I am sending all the DATA to be processed by process() sub, since I am expecting a lot of data I want to process 100 rows at a time.
The issue I have is that its giving me this error:

Not a HASH reference at... this line: my $name     = $row->{NAME};

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I don’t understand!!!

Thanks for looking! 
...
sub process {

 my $arrayref = shift;

 while ( my @data = splice( @{ $arrayref }, 0, 100 ) ) {
 
   foreach my $row (@data) {

     my $name     = $row->{NAME};
     my $year     = $row->{YEAR}; 
     
    print "$name and $address\n";

    }
   }

}


__DATA__

$VAR1 = [
          {
            'NAME' => 'LAST PAUL',
            'YEAR' => '2000',

          },
          {
            'NAME' => 'DEMARCO R',
            'YEAR' => '1960',

          },
          {
            'NAME' => 'JOE  M',
            'YEAR' => '1981',

          },
          {
            'NAME' => 'LOU MARY',
            'YEAR' => '1948',
          },
    ];

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In reply to Not a HASH reference by Anonymous Monk

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