I have two arrays in perl

one is @ar_1 and the other is @ar_2 

____________________
|  1001   |   1002   |        <---  This is @ar_1
|_________|__________|



______________________________________________________
| 1001   | a |  1003  |  b |  1001  | s |  1002 |  d | 
-------------------------------------------------------
___________________________________
 1003 | m |  1002 | r |  1001 | a |  <--This is @ar_2
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@ar_2 is a hash also in whihc 1001 value is "a" and "s" 1002 value is " d" and "r" etc.

This may be wrong from the concept of key -> value. But, what I need is from those two arrays, for the elements in @ar_1 ie; for 1001 and 1002 how will you get all the values corresponding to it from @ar_2

ie for 1001, I should get " a" and "a", for 1002 , I should get " d" and "r".

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In reply to How to accees this in perl? by taj

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