Hi, monks.

I have the arrays @num and @address.
arrays @num and @address total no of elements are equal.
remove duplicates from both the arrays and form the hash based on one element in @num array and another from the @address array if number coincides.
for example if the number 1 matches address1
then store in hash like key: 1 and value: address1 the following is the sample arrays which i need to form the hash(sorted) output.


@num array contains: (1, 1, 3, 2, 4, 3, 5)

@address array contains:(address1, address1, address3, address2, addre
+ss4, address3, address5 )

outputs in hash:
----------------
1    address1
2    address2
3    address3
4    address4
5    address5

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Thanks for suggestions.

In reply to Problem regarding storing the values in Hash. by perlsen

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