Dave Tang <d.t...@imb.uq.edu.au> asked:
> my %result = ();
> foreach my $parent (keys %listOfParent){
> my $chocolate = '';
> foreach my $child (keys %{$listOfParent}{$parent}){
> foreach ($listOfParent{$parent}{$child}){
> $chocolate = $_;
Why not "foreach my $chocolate ($listOfParent{$parent}{$child}){"?
> if (exists $result{$parent}{$chocolate}){
> $result{$parent}{$chocolate}++;
> } else {
> $result{$parent}{$chocolate} = '1';
> }
You can just say "$result{$parent}{$chocolate}++;" - non-existing keys will be
created automagically.
If you don't need to know which child likes which chocolate later on, I would
not bother with tracking that data. Just add the preference to the parents data
while you're reading it from file.
HTH,
Thomas
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