brayshakes,

The following may give you ideas to start from:

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;

my %personal_info_of
    = (
       Larry => {
           Name  => 'Larry Wall',
           Str   => 'Camelot 1',
           EMail => 'larry@dromedary.com',
       },
       Bray => {
           Name  => 'Braden Mailloux',
           Str   => 'kapellenstr. 1',
           EMail => 'brayshakes@gmail.com',
       },
       );

for my $hacker (sort keys %personal_info_of) {
    print dump_personal_info_of( $hacker );
}
exit( 0 );

sub dump_personal_info_of {
    my ($goodfella) = @_;

    return q()
        . "Personal information of $goodfella:\n"
        . Dumper( $personal_info_of{ $goodfella } )
        ;
}
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It prints:

Personal information of Bray:
$VAR1 = {
          'Str' => 'kapellenstr. 1',
          'EMail' => 'brayshakes@gmail.com',
          'Name' => 'Braden Mailloux'
        };
Personal information of Larry:
$VAR1 = {
          'Str' => 'Camelot 1',
          'EMail' => 'larry@dromedary.com',
          'Name' => 'Larry Wall'
        };
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Cheers.

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