Hi
vaibhav07,
Perl hash unable to store duplicated keys. See and run the code snippet below.
use Data::Dumper;
my %hash =(
'script' => 'foo.pm',
'params' => {
'err' => '99',
'FILE' => 'fileA'
},
'par_global' => {
'err' => '99', # this value (99) is o
+verwritten
'err' => '20', # with (20)
'FILE_READ' => 'fileB',
},
'testset' => ['test1']
);
print Dumper( \%hash ) . "\n";
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