Hi Perl Monks, I have the below two hash of array of hashes.I need to compare these two array of hashes,each and every field needs to be compared.I cant use diff, I need to do it without using any inbuilt functions. Please help me out with this as I am really new to Perl. Thanks a lot in advance. HASH OF ARRAY OF HASHES 1:
{ 'details' => [ { 'name' => 'bbbb', 'time' => 1234, 'place' => AB }, { 'name' => 'aaaa', 'time' => 5678, 'place' => CD }, { 'name' => 'aaaa', 'time' => '91011', 'place' => EF }, { 'name' => 'aaaa', 'time' => '121314', 'place' => GH }, { 'time' => '151617', 'name' => 'cccc', 'place' => IJ }, ] };
HASH OF ARRAY OF HASHES 2:
{ 'details' => [ { 'name' => 'dddd', 'time' => 1234, 'place' => AB }, { 'name' => 'eeee', 'time' => 5678, 'place' => CD }, { 'name' => 'eeee', 'time' => '91011', 'place' => EF }, { 'name' => 'eeee', 'time' => '121314', 'place' => GH }, { 'time' => '151617', 'name' => 'cccc', 'place' => IJ }, ] };

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