Hi monks, I am having some hash trouble. I basically want to print out key-value pairs from the hash, but it seems to think there is only one key-value pair which hold all the key-values.!? Anyway, can anyone solve this? Any help much appreciated. ;-> 

# @pair contains all the keys.

 my @pair = $pair;
 my @value = $value;

 %hash = map {$pair[$_] => $value[$_]} 0..$#pair;

              while (($key, $value) = each (%hash))  {

                      if ($key eq 'TG')   {

                           $TG_score = $value;
                     }



       print "The value of $key is:$value";

     }

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The output is 

The value of TG
AT
CG
 is: 3
2
2

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I want it to be; 
The value of TG is:3

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etc

In reply to hashes - treating all keys/ values as one by Anonymous Monk

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