Sanyal, Dibya F (Corporate, consultant) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>:
>: I have 2 arrays. One holds all uniq key values of an
>: associative list (all ssn), other holds the associated
>: values (their names). I need to create a hash by
>: putting these arrays together. Each entry in that hash
>: would be (ssn => name).
>:
>: I can iterate over one array and create the hash. Is
>: there any inbuilt function (or a real cool piece of
>: code) that does the same?
> Nothing all that cool. You need a hash slice:
>my %hash;
>@hash{ @ssn } = @names;
Thanks a lot. Both the hash slice and map function works good. I guess I would stick
to hash slice :)
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