Building on borisz's solution, except the output is ordered according to the first array. Each entry is written once only. 

my @a1 = qw(ME K LE K HT ME LL);
my @a2 = qw(10 4 1 5 6 7 19);
my %h;
$h{ $a1[$_] } += $a2[$_] for ( 0 .. $#a1 );

for (@a1) {
    next if (!exists($h{$_}));
    print $_ ."=". delete($h{$_});
}
__END__
ME=17
K=9
LE=1
HT=6
LL=19

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BTW: Is this homework?

Andreas
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In reply to Re: Regarding arrays by andreas1234567
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