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Code:
$names{"$first,$last"}{count}++;
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$names{"$first,$last"}{name} = "$first $mi $last $state",
If my language is not correct in this description, then my thinking is also incorrect. I am going to reread this article on hashes by Simon Cozens: perl.com: Hash Crash Course and try to get a fuller understanding. Thanks.
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