#!/usr/bin/perl  
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my @all_profile;
my %homes_by_names;

while (<DATA>){
  chomp;
  my @f = split ',',$_;
  my %profile;
         
  $profile{ NAME }    = $f[0];#$row->{'name'};
  $profile{ ADDRESS } = $f[1];#$row->{'address'};
  $profile{ HOME }    = $f[2];#$row->{'home'};
     
  # I will need to count the how many homes here
  ++$homes_by_names{ $profile{ NAME } };     
  push @all_profile, \%profile;
}

for (@all_profile){
  $_->{'HOME COUNT'} = $homes_by_names{ $_->{ NAME } };
}

print Dumper \@all_profile;

__DATA__
John Doe, Main Street, House 1
John Doe, Main Street, House 1
John Doe, Main Street, House 1
Mary Lou, Central Street, House 1
Mary Lou, Central Street, House 1
Mary Lou, Central Street, House 1
Mary Lou, Central Street, House 1
Jane B,.  Squere Rd., House 1
Maria D., Pat street, House B
Maria D., Pat street, House B

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In reply to Re: Adding an element to an array by poj
in thread Adding an element to an array by Anonymous Monk

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