I'm trying to convert an AoA returned by DBI->fetchall_arrayref into a HoA.

My AoA returned by fetchall_arrayref looks like this:
$VAR1 = [
          [
            '95',
            undef
          ],
          [
            '100',
            '0'
          ]
          [
            '105',
            '1'
          ],
          [
            '110',
            '1'
          ]
        ];

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I want to take the second element in each array and make it a hash key. If the second element is undef, then I want to change it to '0'. Also I want to take the first element in every array and push it into the array referenced by the hash ( which is the second element in the array).

Here's my try at a test script to do this, what's wrong with it? I see that there's something wrong with pushing to an array slice. 
!/usr/bin/perl -w


use strict;
use Data::Dumper;

my @one = qw(95 undef);
my @two = qw(100 2);
my @three = qw(105 undef);
my @four = qw(100 2);

my @array = \@one;
push @array, \@two;
push @array, \@three;
push @array, \@four;

print Dumper @array;

my %hash;

foreach my $ary ( @array ) {
        if ( @$ary[1] eq undef ) { @$ary[1] = '0' }
                $hash{@$ary[1]} = push @$ary[0];
}
print Dumper %hash;

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In reply to Transform Array Ref to Hash Ref - Where's my error? by awohld

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