So I have this hash:

my %Verbs = (
"arm" => {
    description =>  "
              A prerequisite command for a potentially hazardous
              command.
                    ",
    discrete =>  1,
},
"close" => {
    description =>  "
              Mechanically close a device controlled by the command
              element.  \\emph{close} works in conjunction with the
              \\emph{open} verb.
                    ",
    discrete =>  1,
},
"disable" => {
    description =>  "
              Deactivate a capability or function.  \\emph{disable}
              works in conjunction with the \\emph{enable} verb.
                    ",
    discrete =>  1,
},
"dump" => {
    description =>  "
              Copy a specific data buffer of the command element
              to telemetry.
                    ",
    discrete =>  0,
},
"enable" => {
    description =>  "
              Activate a capability or function.  \\emph{enable}
              works in conjunction with the \\emph{disable} verb.
                    ",
    discrete =>  1,
},
);
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And I want to iterate through it, in order, to get the key, description, and discrete values. This is driving me nuts. I looked at this post about hashes of hashes in Q&A, but it's just not working, so I decided to dial it back and go one step at a time.

First step: iterating through and getting the keys:

foreach my $cmd (keys %Verbs){
    print("Command: $cmd \n");
}
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This works, gets all the keys, but not in order.

So my questions, dear Monks, are as follows:
1) How do I get it to iterate in order? (i.e., "arm", "close", "disable", "dump", "enable")
2) Once I get that, how do I get the discrete and description values for each?

Thanks!

Kaiti