I have a doubt regarding the return value. suppose i have a perl module in which i have define a method for hash. suppose i have a package mymodule.pm in which i have a method like 

  sub ahash{
    my %hash=@_;
    foreach my $key(keys %hash){
        my @ke = keys %hash;
        my @val = values %hash;
        return @ke;
        return @val;
    }
}

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And i am calling it like

my @list =qw (1 2 3 4 5);
print addmodule::ahash(@list),"\n";

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Now my question is can i retun more than 1 value when i defining the mothod ?like i have done in return @ke and return @val...

In reply to return more than 1 value by changma_ha

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