I've succeeded somewhat in doing it with the code below, but this cannot be efficient and I know there must be a better approach.
Well, I'd get rid of all those if with a foreach and a counter. Pseudo-code below.
my @fields = ( 'c_state', 'c_city' ); my $field_count = scalar(@fields); my $matched_data = 0;
foreach (@fields) { if ($SAVE->{$_} eq $COMPARE->{$_}) { $matched_data++; } }
if ($field_count == $matched_data) { delete; }
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