in reply to how to find a key from a hash
You can always use grep if you know what the name will be like:
But why don't you know the name of the key? That's one of the major reasons to use a hash instead of a regular array (besides using them to find unique keys). Should you be using a regular array instead?use strict; use warnings; use Data::Dumper; my %hash = ( foo => 'bar', football => 'Monday', one_thing => 'another', ); my @match = grep /^foo/, keys %hash; print Dumper \@match;
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