I am having a hard time getting this code to work. seems to be a problem with 
foreach   keys (%{$PossibleTotals{9}} {
    {$TempHash{int($_)} = 1 if (($_ < 10000) && (int($_) == sprintf("%
+.7f", $_)));
     print "$_ : ${$PossibleTotals{9}}{$_}\n" if $_ =~ /^19[45]\./;
}

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Error msg: Missing $ on loop variable at ./nine line 31.

-bn most likely better written as 
foreach (keys %{$PossibleTotals{9}) {

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but still has problems running under use strict;
-bn
better yet. let me give you a piece of code without a typo :)

foreach  (keys %{$PossibleTotals{9}}) {
        $TempHash{int($_)} = 1 if (($_ < 10000) && (int($_) == sprintf
+("%.7f", $_)));
        print "$_ : ${$PossibleTotals{9}}{$_}\n" if $_ =~ /^19[45]\./;
}

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so what it looks like is a missplaced (, a missing ) and an extra {

-bn

In reply to Re: As per Tilly, The 9 nines solution by BeernuT
in thread As per Tilly, The 9 nines solution by dfog

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