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|Welcome to the spoken tutorial on ''' Hash''' in '''Perl'''.

| In this tutorial, we will learn about;

|'''Hash''' in '''Perl''' and  

| Accessing element of a '''hash'''  

|For this tutorial, I am using  

| ''' Ubuntu Linux12.04''' operating system  

|''' Perl 5.14.2''' and  

| ''' gedit''' Text Editor  

|To practise this tutorial, you should have knowledge of ''' Variables & Data Structures''' in '''Perl.'''

| Knowledge of '''comments, loops, conditional statements''' and '''Arrays''' will be an added advantage.  

|Please go through the relevant spoken tutorials on the ''' spoken tutorial''' website.  

|''' Hash''' is an unordered collection of data   

|It's a ''' key/value pair data structure '''

| '''Hash keys''' are unique  

|However, ''' Hash''' can have duplicate values  

| This is the declaration of a ''' hash''' .  

|Let us see how to get the value of a ''' key''' from '''hash. '''

|The syntax for accessing the value of a ''' key''' is  

|''' dollar hashName open curly bracket single quote keyName single quote close curly bracket'''

|I have already typed the code in ''' perlHash dot pl''' file in '''gedit. '''

| ''' Hash''' in ''' Perl''' is declared with '''percentage''' sign.  

|Note: To access ''' key''' of '''hash''', one has to use '''dollar''' sign.  

|Press ''' Ctrl + S''' to save the file.  

|Then switch to ''' terminal''' and execute the '''Perl script''' as  

|''' perl perlHash dot pl'''

|The syntax for .

|adding key is ''' dollar hashName open curly bracket '''

|''' single quote KeyName single quote'''  

|''' close curly bracket equal to $value semicolon'''  

|deleting key is ''' delete dollar hashName open curly bracket'''  

|'''single quote KeyName single quote close curly bracket semicolon'''  

|''' delete''' keyword is used to delete the ''' key.'''  

| Press ''' Ctrl+S''' to save the file.  

|Switch to the terminal and execute the ''' Perl script''' as  

| Let us look at ''' sorting''' of a ''' hash keys''' and '''values.'''

| Syntax to ''' sort keys''' is  

|''' sort open bracket keys percentage hashName close bracket semicolon '''

|Similarly, we can '''sort hash values''' as  

|''' sort open bracket values percentage hashName close bracket semicolon'''  

|Let us understand ''' sorting''' functionality using a sample program.   

|Type the code as displayed on the screen in your ''' sortHash dot pl''' file.  

| Here we have declared ''' hash''' of '''address. '''

|Sorting can also be done on ''' numeric keys''' and/or '''values.'''  

|Save the file and switch to terminal.  

|Note: ''' Hash''' is an unordered collection of data.  

|So, ''' keys''' returned will not be in the sequence defined at the time of creating '''hash.'''  

| The loop on ''' values''' works in a similar way.  

|Press ''' Ctrl + S''' to save the file.  

|Then, switch to terminal and execute the ''' Perl script''' as  

|and press ''' Enter.'''

|In this tutorial, we learnt -

|''' Hash''' in '''Perl''' and  

|Accessing elements of a '''hash'''  

|And '''his/her percentage''' as the '''value'''.  

|Then print the ''' percentage''' of each student.  

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| Hope you enjoyed this Perl tutorial.  

|This is Amol signing off.