Hi Perlmonks. I really need your help..... Is there something like
switch(case) case A :do somehing case B :do some other thing
in Perl??? I only know that in C we have switch(case) like that. In this case I have a hash table %house containing around 30 elements. And for each of the key value of the hash I must check each key.. eg:
foreach $person (keys %house){ { if $person eq "CC"){ print "My name "; p_CC();} elsif $person eq "AB"){ print "AB "; p_AB();} elsif $person eq "CD"){ print "My friend "; p_CD();} .... ##for the whole element else ... }
It takes a long time to compile my program. I really wish there is something better to make my prog faster. Please help me.... Thanks a lot.

In reply to something like switch(case) in Perl by agustina_s

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