In the inner loop, you reference an element at index $j of a list generated with "keys", which is funny bizarre. Note that this list doesn't have any particular order.
my $seq=(keys %SEQ)[$j] <--- missing semicolon
Later you delete from the hash %SEQ.

Question: What will (keys %SEQ)[$j] return the next time?
Answer: (this space intentionally filled with nonsense)

If you want to iterate over the keys of a hash, get a list of them and iterate over this list:

for(my $i=1; $i<@aas; $i++){ my $aa = $aas[$i]; @codons = @{$Deg_codons{$aa}}; my @SEQ = keys %SEQ; my $s = scalar @SEQ; for(my $j=0;$j<$s;$j++){ my $seq=@SEQ[$j]; foreach my $codon(@codons){ $SEQ{$seq.$codon}=1; $j++; $s++; } delete $SEQ{$seq}; $j--; $s--; } }

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In reply to Re: foreach to for (related to my last question) by shmem
in thread foreach to for (related to my last question) by tricolaire

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