I should have been clearer in my initial post.sorry!
This is a question of how to deal with two hash's with the same value. Not a case of having to values in a hash.

How can i handle repeated data in my hashes? Both HOH or %hash.

Here is a sample hash:

$students{"Sally Cummings"}=( { "year"=>"1", "GPA"=>"3.3", "major"=>"Undecided", "email"=>"scummings\@school.edu" }

Here is a sample HOH:

%students = (); $students{"Nick Plato"}=( { "year"=>"2", "GPA"=>"2.5", "major"=>"Phys. Ed.", "email"=>"nplato\@school.edu" } ); $students{"Mary Pitts"}=( { "year"=>"4", "GPA"=>"4", "major"=>"Economics", "major"=>"Economics", "email"=>"mpitts\@school.edu" } ); $students{"Sally Cummings"}=( { "year"=>"1", "GPA"=>"3.3", "major"=>"Undecided", "major"=>"Undecided", "email"=>"scummings\@school.edu" } $students{"Sally Cummings"}=( { "year"=>"1", "GPA"=>"3.3", "major"=>"Undecided", "major"=>"Undecided", "email"=>"scummings\@school.edu" } );

Look at the above examples closely for all repeated stuff.

In reply to Re: Delete repeated Hash's / HOH's by juve
in thread Delete repeated Hash's / HOH's by juve

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