My program let user to enter their value depends upon y/n like below First it should ask for 1.Do you want to enter value for Starting account balance. (y/n)?" if i enter y it should ask Please enter SAB= and it will go to next question if i enter n it should skip "Please enter SAB" and should go to next question 2.Do you want to enter the Date. (y/n)? Here if i enter n then program should exit 
use feature ':5.10';

use warnings;


        
print "1.Do you want to enter value for Starting account balance. (y/n
+)?";
    $answer= <STDIN>;
    chomp $answer;
if     ($answer eq "y")
{
    print "Please enter SAB= ";
    $SAB=<STDIN>;
    print "$SAB";
    print "2.Do you want to enter the Date. (y/n)?";
    $answer=<STDIN>;
}    
elsif ($answer eq "y")
{
    print "Enter date = ";
    $Date=<STDIN>;
    print "$Date";    
}
else {
    print "Exit program";
    }

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In reply to Don't get the output as expect. by mandalmanas5519

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