Hi,
I tried a lot to read a file like .ini.
I would like to store the contents in the format of hashof hash.
My file looks like
# This is a configuration file.

[TITLE]
Name = John
Location = USA

[HEAD]
Name = James
Location = Canada

[BODY]
Name = Mayer
Location = UK

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I would like to store this information as 
%hash1 = (TITLE =>{Name => John,
        Location => USA,
        },
     HEAD => {Name => James,
        Location => Canada,
        },
     BODY=> {
        Name => Mayer,
        Location => UK
        },
    );

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Could you please give the Sample code.
When i was trying to store the Key values into the hash, I am not able to insert that in the proper way.
Thanks & Regards

In reply to .ini type file to store contents in hash of hash format by Anonymous Monk

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