Tintin is at: /Users/Tintin/Documents/Programs/Perl/Perl_monks>cat -n 
+monk1.pl 
     1    #!/usr/bin/perl 
     2    
     3    use strict;
     4    use warnings;
     5    
     6    
     7    use Data::Dumper;
     8    #use regression;
     9    
    10    open (TEST,">xxx.txt");
    11    
    12    my %test = ();
    13    
    14    my @teams = ('packers','lions','bears','vikings');
    15    my @data = (5,10,15,20);
    16    
    17    my $counter = 1;
    18    foreach my $team (@teams)
    19    {
    20        my $counter2 = 0;
    21        foreach my $data_value (@data) {
    22            $test{$team}{'raw_data'}{$counter} = $data_value;
    23            print TEST "$team: $counter - $test{$team}{'raw_data
+'}{$counter}\n";
    24            $data[$counter2] = $data[$counter2] * 2;
    25            $counter2++;
    26            $counter++;
    27        }
    28    }
    29    
    30    local $\ = "\n";   # Set the output rec separator to newline
    31    foreach my $team (keys %test  ) {
    32        foreach my $counter (keys %{$test{$team}{'raw_data'}}  )
+ {
    33            print STDOUT $team . '{raw_data}' . $counter . ' val
+ue is ' . $test{$team}{'raw_data'}{$counter};
    34        }
    35    }
    36    
    37    close (TEST);
Tintin is at: /Users/Tintin/Documents/Programs/Perl/Perl_monks>


Output is:

Tintin is at: /Users/Tintin/Documents/Programs/Perl/Perl_monks>perl mo
+nk1.pl 
lions{raw_data}8 value is 40
lions{raw_data}6 value is 20
lions{raw_data}7 value is 30
lions{raw_data}5 value is 10
packers{raw_data}4 value is 20
packers{raw_data}1 value is 5
packers{raw_data}3 value is 15
packers{raw_data}2 value is 10
bears{raw_data}11 value is 60
bears{raw_data}10 value is 40
bears{raw_data}9 value is 20
bears{raw_data}12 value is 80
vikings{raw_data}16 value is 160
vikings{raw_data}13 value is 40
vikings{raw_data}15 value is 120
vikings{raw_data}14 value is 80
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