I'm trying to find a better way of doing the below and only printing the %hash results only once.

so instead of getting:

Four,4,Miss
Four,4,Miss
Four,4,Miss
Three,3,Miss
Three,3,Miss
Three,3,Hit
Two,2,Miss
Two,2,Hit
Two,2,Miss
One,1,Hit
One,1,Miss
One,1,Miss

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I would like: 

One,1,Hit
Two,2,Hit
Three,3,Hit
Four,4,Miss

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-------- 
use strict;
use warnings;

my %hash = ("One","1","Two","2","Three","3","Four","4");
my @lines = ("One", "Two", "Three");

foreach my $i (keys %hash)
{
    foreach my $n (@lines)
    {
        if ($i eq $n)
        {
            print "$i,", $hash{"$i"}, ",Hit\n";
        }
        else 
        {
            print "$i,", $hash{"$i"}, ",Miss\n";
        }
    }    
}

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In reply to Comparing two sets by Gizmo

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