Hey guys I am new to perl and I am developing a CGI script which takes input from the user and assign it to the hash reference $ input...I am generating all the dates in between the range given by the user and storing it in the array...For each date stired in @date I wants to assign the value of array to the hash reference ...following is the code which I am using.....kindly let me know how to access every element of the array using foreach loop . Another Question is can I assign the user input through param in foreach loop... 

foreach (@date){
# create hash reference variable for user inputs as well as every date
+ in array @date
$user_input->{pp_branch} = param('pp_branch');
$user_input->{host_name} = param('host_name');
$user_input->{controller} = param('controller');
$user_input->{start_date} = ;#I wann assign here each element of array
+ unless the array gets empty;

# .... some code..........
}

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The doubts are silly ....but I am confused.....so wants to confirmed @ it ...After all PerlMonks is the place where we can get faithful information:-)

Thanks in advance !!!!

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