Hello guru's

I want to read two files and match two keys and merge second key value to first key value.

File one

Bbbb,3333,4444

Cdd,3444,3444

Zddd,345,456

File two

Bbbb_rf1,23,45

Cdd_rf2,24.45

Zddd,34,456.4

I would make it

Bbbb,3333,4444,23,45

So I have created two hash of arrary

 open (P1, "< /tmp/p1");
while (<PROJ>) { next unless s/^(.*?),\s*//; $pr1{$1} = [ split ]; }
open (S1, "< /tmp/s1"); while (<S1>) { next unless s/^(.*?),\s*//; $si1{$1} = [ split ]; } for my $key1 (keys %pr1 ) { for my $key (keys %si1 ) { if (($pr1{$key1} = $sil{$key._ref1}) || $sil{$key}) print "$key: $key1\n";

I am stuck at comaparing, not sure how to go further and merge with first or new hash.Please help me.


In reply to hash help by bkish11

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