Hi Monks,

I've a file containing mulitple hashes, say filename my_hash_list.pl .

I want to write a code to fetch those hashes based on parameter passed to a new file, say file name fetch_hash.pl Eg (my_hash_list.pl) my contain. 
my %first_hash("fruit" => banana, "Vegetable" => tomato);
my %second_hash("work" => office, "family" => home);
my %third_hash("TV" => sony, "Phone" => apple);

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now i want to get the hash from my second file, fetch_hash.pl by executing.

perl fetch_hash.pl first_hash

perl fetch_hash.pl second_hash

perl fetch_hash.pl third_hash

Can anyone help me with this. Thanks in advance.

In reply to Working with Hashes by LovePerling

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