hi, thanks for ur reply, I almost got it but here in this example which one is the hash and key and its corresponding values can we do without using IO::file and FH because here i have some values which are stored in an array and have to store those values to a key and also the important thing is am getting values dynamically at run time so for this first I have to chech whether the key exists or not if exists replace those values with the existed values. For this thing, here am not understanding how to do this.  here we have sub functions store, delete, fetch how to pass a key and values to those functions so that it stores the  values to that key and use that key for some other purpose. I have tried this am not getting it. Thanks.

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