Howto create a Hash array from a file format like this :-

SNPSTER2_50_3_1_119_588        10
SNPSTER2_50_3_1_121_522        16
SNPSTER2_50_3_1_119_260        27

My code
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

%href;
$fn=<>;

open(FH,"$fn") || die("Cannot open:$!");

while(<FH>)
  {
         @_=split('\t',$_);
         $key = @_[0];
         $href{$key} = @_[1];
while (($key, $value) = each(%href))
                            {
     print $key.", ".$value."\n";
                            }

  }

I am not getting values

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In reply to Creating hash Array by ashnator

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