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#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my %HoH = ( 0 => { b => 2, a => 1, e => 5, c => 3, d => 4, } ); foreach my $key (sort { $HoH{0}{$a} cmp $HoH{0}{$b} } keys $HoH{0}) { my $value = $HoH{0}{$key}; print $value->{$key}, "\n"; }

In the above hash of hashes (showed just entry for $HoH{0}), I'd like to sort the inside hash by values, so that I get output like this:

1 -> a 2 -> b 3 -> c 4 -> d 5 -> e

I know the loop is wrong... any help? Thanks a lot!


In reply to Sorting hash of hashes by values by winnie_pooh

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