Hello brethren - I am just now learning perl and how to use hashes. I have written the following script: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my %email_owners;
my @owners;
my @addys;

%email_owners = ('mike@foo.net' => 'Mike Foo',
  'jwtheis@smic.net' => 'Jim Theis',
  'happy@bobbarker.net' => 'Happy Gilmore');

@owners = values (%email_owners);
@addys = keys (%email_owners);

foreach (@owners) {
  print "Owner: $_\n";
    foreach (@addys) {
      print "E-mail: $_\n";
    }
}

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What I am trying to accomplish is I want the output to be Owner: value then E-mail: key for each pair one by one. However when I run this script, it returns the Owner properly, but then it lists out the three keys that I have listed. I have reviewed my books and I'm not sure where I went wrong, can anyone help, please? Thanks much!

In reply to First time using hashes by IPstacks

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