Hi Monks

I have a hash of array made of part_of_speech tags, being keys: WP/NP1/VB1/RB1/PP1/PP2... and each key is associated with an array of 1 or n set of tags (the same as the key) but in different order, and optional values between (), value are separated by colons :

key 1: WRB1/JJ1/VBZ1/NP1/IN1/NP2/ ; value: NP1/VBZ1/(so)/JJ1 : NP1/IN1/NP2/VBZ1/(really)/JJ1
key 2: WP/NP1/VB1/VBN1/PP1/ value: PP1/PP2/NP1/(are)/VB1/

My question is the following: having an array of questions, like
How/WRB1 hot/JJ1 is/VBZ1 the core /NP1 of/IN1 the earth /NP2 ?/

I extract for each question the tags (key-question) and compare with hash of arrays, and if it match one of the key
How will I extract the value from my hash of array, and take each set of tags, and look into the question to generate sentences (in another file) in the same order the set of tags indicated plus the optional values? so...

The answer will be: the core is (so) hot, and the core of the earth is (really) hot.
Thanks in advance!!

In reply to Match key and return value in some order by Anonymous Monk

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