hey everyone im trying to print a hash into a table so one shows the keys and the other the values but what im trying isn't working right now, this is what I have right now im not putting in all the code cause a lot of it is useless so im only showing the hash bits


        my($words, %everything);
        my @countKey = keys %everything;
        my @countValue = values %everything;


        foreach my $word(split /\s+/, $input) {
            $everything {$word}++; 
            $words++;
        }

        foreach $word(keys %everything) {
            print "$word was seen $everything{$word} times\n";
        }

        print start_table({-border=>1});
        print Tr(td('Keys'), td('Values'));
        print Tr(td(print("@countKey")), td(@countValue));


        print end_table;

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In reply to printing a hash into a table by Boberts

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