so how to sort an array of hashes according to hashes value ...??
Same, 
@hash = sort {$a->{"Size"} <=> $b->{"Size"}} @hash;

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Faster still, array or arrays 
@hash = [ blah1 => 33], [ blah2 => 44 ];
@hash = sort {$a->[1] <=> $b->[1] } @hash;

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So which is more useful? flexible? easier to write maintain? Whats cheaper, your time, or computer time?

In reply to Re^3: What are the other option for sorting the keys of hash of hashes by Anonymous Monk
in thread What are the other option for sorting the keys of hash of hashes by luckypower

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