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Thanks. It does run very fasta, but not the format I want.

I'd like to have output with KEY and VALUE from hash2 then followed by KEY from hash1,all three are separated by tab?

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Re^3: how to loop through hash tables more efficiently
by tobyink (Canon) on Sep 17, 2012 at 22:44 UTC

    Then why didn't you show that in your original question?

    for (sort keys %tmp) {
    next if @{$tmp{$_}} < 2;
    say join "\t$_\t", reverse @{ $tmp{$_} };
}

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