my @list_accounts = map { {account => $_->name,id=>$_->account_id} }@a
+ccounts;
  foreach my $list_account (@list_accounts) {
   $$list_account{account_selected} =
                ($$list_account{id} == $contacts->account_id) ? 1:0;
  }

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Here i create an anonymous hash and
1. i assign string and an integer. But a warning throws at log
saying that u cant use '==' for string(id).
But it is actually a integer. How to solve it..

--s,,QSBTBOOB,s,y,B-Y,A-Z,d&&print

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