Ok, I'm building a complicated dictionary, that is supposted to create sentenses by combining words accodring to their meaning.
I have a big code that does that(it's what i've been asking most of my questions for), and the only part that is bugging me, is that one - I need to put all the words in the dictionary in this hash, and each word in the explanetions(of each word in the sentence) should be bound to the same word in the hash(what i have been trying to do by linking one of the arguments of the array of 'word1' to 'word2'(as if this argument is 'word2')).
Can someone help me now, please ?

In reply to Re^4: Hash part linking by chiburashka
in thread Hash part linking by chiburashka

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