I am still a beginner to Perl language and to handle one of
the situation I am doing three different foreach for
different condition. I am just wondering if this can be
achieve or done in musch (better/elegant) way? or if more experienced programmer has to do the same thing how he/she would do it?

foreach my $textField qw(fullname username authname email)
    {
        $template->param($textField, $self->param($textField) ||
                                     $userData->{$textField} || '');

        $finalData{$textField}  = $self->param($textField) ||
                                  $userData->{$textField} || '';
    }

    foreach my $checkBox qw(chk1 chk2 chk3)
    {
        if ($self->param($checkBox) eq '1' || $userData->{$checkBox} e
+q '1')
        {
            $template->param($checkBox, 'checked');
            $finalData{$checkBox} = 1;
        }
    }

    if($which eq 'INTERNAL')
    {
        foreach my $fixField qw(emp_id emp_name emp_cat)
        {
            $template->param($fixField, $self->param($fixField) ||
                                         $userData->{$fixField} || '')
+;
        }
   }

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Thanks!

In reply to Beginner's question about elegent foreach by tart

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