OOPS, please be aware of two minor bugs in sub toStr,
here is the corrected code (but all other mistaks are still there): 
#! /usr/bin/perl
# write-read-execute code

my %hash = ();

# btw, all of a sudden there is a syntax error near: $hash{
# I have no idea why (can't test this, while simular code works?)
$hash{'code'} = sub { print "Hi Guy - Hello Fellow!\n" };
&$hash{'code'}();

my $string = toStr($hash{'code'};
$hash{'code'} = toCode( split(/\n/, $string) );

# this should work (as before saved):
&$hash{'code'}();

# the two subs
sub toStr { 
    use B::Deparse;
    return B::Deparse->new("-p", "-sC")->coderef2text( shift )."\n";
}

sub toCode {
    my $ret;
    while ( @_ )
    {
        $ret .= (shift)."\n"; # "\n" was eliminated by split
    }
    # NOW MAKE $ret been executed:
    # This is the examlpe of B:Deparse:
    eval "sub func $ret"; # but nothing happens

    # this causes this mistake:
    # Undefined subroutine &sub
    &{$ret};

    # this should be given back:
    return $ret;
}

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