qq(<option value=").$_->{value} . qq(">) . $_->{ label } . qq(</option
+> )

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For greater convenience (and much greater visual clarity), hash and array values may be interpolated directly into double-quotish things. 
>perl -wMstrict -le
"my @AoH = (
   { number => 1, spelled => 'one',   },
   { number => 2, spelled => 'two',   },
   { number => 3, spelled => 'three', },
   );
 for my $hashref (@AoH) {
   print qq{$hashref->{number} is spelled $hashref->{spelled}};
   }
 print '';
 for my $i (0 .. $#AoH) {
   print qq{$AoH[$i]->{number} is spelled $AoH[$i]->{spelled}};
   }
"
1 is spelled one
2 is spelled two
3 is spelled three

1 is spelled one
2 is spelled two
3 is spelled three

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In reply to Re: Specifying array indexes in select list. by AnomalousMonk
in thread Specifying array indexes in select list. by enkomeks

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