I'm fairly sure that I'm missing something extremely basic here but still getting to grips with Perl. I've been trying to run a select query from a database and then capture the results in a hash (which is fine): 
while (my($word, $count) = $sth->fetchrow_array) {
    $tag{$word} = $count;
}

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Then I want to sort he results and insert them into some HTML and I keep getting a "Use of unitialized value in int": 
foreach my $words (sort keys  %tag) {
  my $fsize = $count;
  my $tag1 = $words => $word;
  printf "<style=\"font-size:%dpx;\">%s\n", int($fsize), $tag1;
}

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If I use my $fsize = $words =>$count, I get a use of unitialised value which refers to that line and it tries to put in the the key value (a word) into the place where the count goes (defined as int($fsize) in the output. I'm gradualy going spare with this and would appreciate some help and an explanation so that I can learn from it.

In reply to Getting the value out a hash by Anonymous Monk

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