Anonymous Monk Try this.

use strict;
use warnings;
use Tie::IxHash;

my (%hash1);
tie %hash1, "Tie::IxHash"; #To maintain the order

my @array = ("one", "two", "one", "three", "four", "one", "two");

$hash1{$_}++ for (@array);

my $hash = \%hash1;
print "$_ => $hash->{$_}\n" for ( keys %{$hash}); #Dereference and pri
+nt

outputs:
--------
one => 3
two => 2
three => 1
four => 1

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I have used Tie::IxHash to maintain the insertion order, if order is not a matter, you can just ignore that. Also tak a look at hash and perlref.
shmem++

updated:

Prasad

In reply to Re: Count of array value into hash by prasadbabu
in thread Count of array value into hash by Anonymous Monk

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