I have a hash like below,values are in an array,some values of array are comments,now I want to add a check not to print the comments.I treid the below but not successful $VAR1 = { 'file.txt' => [ 'pages/value/data.h ', '@label ', '/* CAT/APP/file.c */ ', }; 

for my $key (keys %Hash)
{
        my $value = $Hash{$key};
        if(@$value !=~ /^\/\*/) #if the value is a comment donot print
+ it.
        {
            if (scalar @$value) 
            { # check that the arrayref isn't empty
            print "\n ", join(", ", @$value), "\n\n";
            }
        }

}

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