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Either use an anonymous array, or store the values in the hash as arrays so that you can have multiple emails per name. Then you'd do something like

for my $email (@{$info->{$name}}) {
  my $checking = printing(
                             names    => $name,
                             emails   => $email,
                            );
}
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Or you could possibly just combine emails into a comma separated list if that is an acceptable output.

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In reply to Re: Returning values from a sub routine. by suaveant
in thread Returning values from a sub routine. by Anonymous Monk

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