Hi Monks,

Have two hashes, need to combine two hashes into single hash.

my $VAR1 = {
          'Tim' => {
                    'abc' => 7,
                 'def' => 7,
             'ghi' => 0
                    },
          'Adam' => {
                 'abc' => 0,
                 'def' => 0,
                 'ghi' => 0
                    },
          'keas' => {
                 'abc' => 0,
             'def' => 0,
             'ghi' => 0
                    }
};

my $VAR2 = {
          'Dav' => {
                'jkl' => 12,
             'mno' => 34,
             'pqr' => 45
                    },
          'Adam' => {
                'jkl' => 7,
            'mno' => 0,
            'pqr' => 7
                     }
};
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Expected output:

my $VAR3 = {
          'Tim' => {
                    'abc' => 7,
                 'def' => 7,
             'ghi' => 0
                    },
          'Adam' => {
                 'abc' => 0,
                 'def' => 0,
                 'ghi' => 0,
                'jkl' => 7,
            'mno' => 0,
            'pqr' => 7
                    },
          'keas' => {
                 'abc' => 0,
             'def' => 0,
             'ghi' => 0
                    },
          'Dav' => {
                'jkl' => 12,
             'mno' => 34,
             'pqr' => 45
                    }

};
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Monks, please explain me how to achieve this. Thanks in advanced

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