Thank you so much. It really helped me. Now i have a few additional requirements to be implemented.I am trying to write but i am not getting result as expected. The requirements are: 1) I have a few input files in directory /tmp/fruits with the content of the files as given below: 
# this is a new file
{
date 14/07/2016
time 11:15    
end 11:20    
total 30    
No    "FRUITS"

Fruit_Class
    {
    Name    "fruit 1"
    fruitName    "apple.fru"
    fruitId    "0"            
    fruitCount    5
    fruitValue    6            
    }

    {
    Name    "fruit 2"
    fruitName    "orange.fru"
    fruitId    "1"            
    fruitCount    10
    fruitValue    20    
    }
}

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I have to read each file from the directory and process the data and write the result to separate output files which looks like 
# this is a new file
{date 14/07/2016
time 11:15    
end 11:20    
total 30    
No    FRUITS

Fruit_Class
    {
    Name    fruit_1
    fruitId    0            
    apple_fru.fruitCount    5
    fruitValue    6            
    }
Fruit_Class
    {
    Name    fruit_2
    fruitId    1        
    orange_fru.fruitCount    10
    fruitValue    20    
    }
}

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The fruit_Class has to be added at the beginning of each {}.How can i each achieve this.I have to use hash(key,value) concept. Any help would be much appreciated.

In reply to Re^2: Accessing value from a hash table in perl by DAN0207
in thread Accessing value from a hash table in perl by DAN0207

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