Hi, I need help breaking out of a loop and going to a else statement if I can't find a string in a file. The 'yum_sorted.log' file is a list of new pkgs. I want to see if each pkg in the yum_sorted.log file is in the git_sorted file; if it's a match, move on to the next pkg name. If after slurping the whole git_sorted.log file that a pkg is not there, I want it to go to a else statement and print "Pkg is not there in the git_sorted.log file!" 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;


my $git_dir = "/tmp/yum_sorted.log";
open(DIR,$git_dir) or die "Really bad!$!";
my @yum = <DIR>;
              
                foreach my $line ( @yum )
                {
                        
                open(IN_GIT, "/tmp/git_sorted.log") or die "Really, re
+ally bad $!";
                        
                 my @in_git = <IN_GIT>;
                        
                 foreach my $x ( @in_git ) {
                       
                 if ( $line =~ $x ) {
                 print "We found a match: $line\n";
                        
}
}

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### # Thanks in advance!

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