Hey Monks:

My (free) provider disabled all CGI (Perl included) b/c some geek hacker attacked in a very malicious way. As such, I had to recode everything in PHP. What a crime, no? Anyways, as I'm out of practice, I'm having trouble with something.

I need to loop through a small hash. Some of the keys are the same though. Seems that everything I try such as either of two of the following won't work. It will grab only one instance in which a key is used, or both instances, but output the same value twice.

Any help? 
my %hash = (
"bob" => "section-a",
"bob" => "section-b",
);

for my $key ( keys %hash ) {
        my $value = $shit{$key};
        print "$key => $value\n";
}

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Returns bob => section-a 
my %hash = (
"bob" => "section-a",
"bob" => "section-b",
);

for ( my ( $key, $value ) = each %hash ) {
        print "$key => $value\n";
}

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Returns
bob => section-b
bob => section-b

In reply to Looping through a hash where some keys are the same by GaijinPunch

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