G'day AhmedABdo,

This looks like an "XY Problem" to me. In addition, it looks like you've typed, rather than pasted, your code, which has resulted in typos: My should be my; "Hello" is either missing from @array, extraneous to %hash, or an explanation of how it relates to the rest of your post has been omitted. I see others have already pointed out further issues: I won't repeat those comments here but I do agree with them.

Perhaps what you're looking for can be achieved with the enum module. Here's a script with a couple of examples of usage: 

#!/usr/bin/env perl -l

use strict;
use warnings;

use enum qw{world=1 today is nice};

print '"world today" from enum';
print for world, today;

print '"today is nice" from array';
my @indices = (today, is, nice);
print for @indices;

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Output:

"world today" from enum
1
2
"today is nice" from array
2
3
4

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— Ken

In reply to Re: Search hash keys using values from array by kcott
in thread Search hash keys using values from array by AhmedABdo

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