I'm really confused at this point, my instructor told me to get all the guessing and put them in an array so are you saying I should use push to add onto the @allguess array each time the user enters a number.

There is no put function, see perldoc -f push 

$ perl -MData::Dump -e " @a = 1; dd\@a; @a = 2; dd\@a ";
[1]
[2]

$ perl -MData::Dump -e " push @a, 1;  dd\@a; push @a, 2; dd\@a ";
[1]
[1, 2]

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In reply to Re^3: Help with Guessing Game by Anonymous Monk
in thread Help with Guessing Game by dj_jodo

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