Hi Monks!

I have this sample code out of what I am trying to do that can explain if it is possible to be done.
After find the values I need from a XML file, I will have to arrays "@account" and "@names". After that I have to print them as you can see on the second "foreach" I just think that it would be better using a hash, can anyone suggest if that would be better and may be how?
#sample code
 ...
    foreach my $acc ($xml->findnodes('/account')) { 
      
        push @account, $acc->find('numbers');
        push @names,   $acc->find('names');
      
     }

    my $c=-1;
    foreach (@acount) {

      print "Account: <b>$_</b> - Name: $names[$c]";
     
     }
...

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Thanks for the Help!

In reply to Arrays to Hash Issue by Anonymous Monk

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