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Your post generated some very interesting discussion... principly because some very smart people didn't understand it. We want to help you, but you seem not to have a very solid grasp of our vocabulary yet, and nobody's quite sure what you mean. It would help if you restated your question, and gave the context; if you talk about it, we may be able to figure out what you're meaning to say.

Also, it seems that this might be a homework assignment. Understand, we do not do homework assignments, though we are always happy to help with them. If it's homework, tell us, and we'll set you in the right direction. If it's not, tell us what it's for, so that we can make better suggestions.

And though it's not a requirement, if you're serious about learning Perl, you might want to create an account and stick around. This community is open to all skill levels, and we'd be pleased to have you.

Good luck!

In reply to Re: hash creation. by Petruchio
in thread hash creation. by Anonymous Monk

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