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I am trying to compare and keep the unique values here and for each not equal element keep the greatest one. I can't figure it out, any help!
Here is how far I've got:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my $array_ref_x = [

            [
            'ALICE WONDER',
            '9876543',
            '2009',
            '11.00',
            '711',
            '0',
            '0',
            '8'
            ],
          
            [
            'ALICE WONDER',
            '9876543',
            '2009',
            '11.00',
            '711',
            '3',
            '2',
            '0'
            ],
          
];

my %dual_ck = (); my $all_val; my @unique = (); 

foreach my $rows (@$array_ref_x){

next if $dual_ck{ $rows }++;
push @unique, $rows;

# trying here but did not work
#my @unique = grep { ! $dual_ck{ $_ }++ } $rows;

@$all_val = @unique;

}

print Dumper(@$all_val);
#=cut

# Here is what a happy end should be like ;-)
=comment
my $final_vals = [

            [
            'ALICE WONDER',
            '9876543',
            '2009',
            '11.00',
            '711',
            '3',
            '2',
            '8'
            ],
];
=cut

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