use strict;
use warnings;
my @aoh =(
 {
    3 => 15,
    4 => 8,
    5 => 9,
 },
 {
    3 => 11,
    4 => 25,
    5 => 6,
 },
{
    3 => 5,
    4 => 18,
    5 => 5,
},
{
    0 => 16,
    1 => 11,
    2 => 7,
},
{
    0 => 21,
    1 => 13,
    2 => 31,
 },
{
    0 => 11,
    1 => 14,
    2 => 31,
},
);
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Here I want to sort the hash elements based on their values. So I want the output to be like this

@aoh =( 
 { 
    4 => 8, 
    5 => 9, 
    3 => 15, 
 }, 
 { 
    5 => 6, 
    3 => 11, 
    4 => 25, 
}, 
{ 
    5 => 5, 
    3 => 5, 
    4 => 18, 
}, 
{ 
     2 => 7, 
     1 => 11, 
     0 => 16, 
}, 
{ 
    1 => 13, 
    0 => 21, 
    2 => 31, 
 }, 
{ 
    0 => 11, 
    1 => 14, 
    2 => 31, 
}, 
);
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How can I achieve this? Any help much appreciated...

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