It would be nice if you use modules like Config::Tiny , Config::IniFiles , Config::INI::Reader for reading ini files.

I am troubling to access the nested array elements,

try something like, 

use strict;
use warnings;
my @myfiles = (
        ['INI_1','INI_2',
            ['VALUE_1'],
            ['VALUE_2'],
            ['VALUE_3']
         ],

        ['INI_3','INI_4',
            ['VALUE_1'],
            ['VALUE_2'],
            ['VALUE_3']
        ]

        );


foreach my $ini (@myfiles) {
    foreach my $nested_level (@{$ini}){
      if(ref($nested_level) eq 'ARRAY'){
         my @values = @{$nested_level};
         print"@values\n";
      }else{
        print"$nested_level\n";
      }
    }
}

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Output:
INI_1
INI_2
VALUE_1
VALUE_2
VALUE_3
INI_3
INI_4
VALUE_1
VALUE_2
VALUE_3

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In reply to Re: Access elements in the nested array by Nikhil Jain
in thread Access elements in the nested array by k_manimuthu

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