Is it possible to assign the value to key as another Hash? If yes, how? and how do I access the key/value pair of Hash2? My code is something like this...where am I going wrong? I guess somewhere while assigning!!!! Thanks for the help in advance... 
my %class_room = ("Title1","Location1");
my %date_class_room;
my $s_date = "date1";
$date_class_room{$s_date} = %class_room;

for (keys %class_room) {
    print "Class_Room KEY: $_ VALUE $class_room{$_}\n";
}

for (keys %date_class_room) {
    $a = $_;
    @x = $date_class_room{$_};
    print @x, "\n";
    %b = @x;
    print $a, "\n";
    for (keys %b) {
        $c = $_;
        $d = $b{$_};
        print $c, $d, "\n";
    }
}

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In reply to Assigning Hash to Hash by shilpam

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