foreach (keys %clock_sheet)
        {
          $clk_name = $_;
          print "$clock_sheet{$clk_name}\n";
         } 
        print "$clock_sheet{$clk_name}_name\n";

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###the print statement prints all the elements in an hasharray. the same print statement i want to put outside of the foreach-loop still i need to get the all elements in the hash array how to do that? i got one idea that is :######### 
@clk_array = %clock_sheet;
print"@clk_array\_name\n";

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when i'm printing the above @clk_array all the elements are coming twice i want to print only once,also the extension _name in the print statement is coming for the last element only..... i want the extension for each element my output look like as clk1_name clk2_name clk3_name............. etc the output i'm getting is 
clk1 clk1 clk2 clk2 ....... clk4 clk4_name

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help me about this case...............

In reply to hash array by Anonymous Monk

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