Hello Monks, I am interested in finding out how to get this specific subroutine to work.

I have worked it out using other method but very interested in finding the method to this specific hash format below since I couldn't find the solution myself

Since I couldn't fix it myself and still interested to see to see how you guys do it

sub routine must find the MODE in a given set of numbers. must find the most duplicated number and pass the value.

data 2 3 3 3 5 7 8 12 32 44 55 12 3 23 43 33 1 4 25 43 42 1 4 5 3 3 3 
 sub mode_num{
    my %count=();
        
     %opt =  %{shift @_ } ; #creating hash
     #dump \%opt;  #check data coming in..
     
     #need to get integrate count as I format data into hash(next task
+ to make it reable)
     for (sort{$a <=> $b} %opt{NUMBERS}){
       #dump \$opt{NUMBERS}++;
       $opt{NUMBERS}++;
        }
       
        our @keys= sort{$opt{NUMBERS}->{$b}<=>$opt{NUMBERS}->{$a}} key
+s %opt{NUMBERS};

   return 
   }

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