system : windows 7

i search for file::tiny in ppm but not found

my logic:

open both dir and take list of filename in array so one contain 2 and other 3 then in for loop i run index of array to capture individual file and apply copy() from File::Copy but when i m using $test1$x one dir contain one less file so i got an err so my copy statement not executed.. please help.... 
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Copy;

my @test1;
my @test2;
print "Enter the file path form where you want to copy file:\n";
chomp(my $path1 = <STDIN>);
opendir DH, "$path1" || die "$!";
@test1 = readdir (DH);

    print "@test1\n";
    

print "Enter the file path form where you want to copy file:\n";
chomp(my $path2 = <STDIN>);
opendir DH, "$path2" || die "$!";
@test2 = readdir (DH);

    print "@test2\n";
    

my $count = @test1;
my $count2 = @test2;
my $x = 0;
for ($x = 0; $x<$count2; $x++)
{
    if($test1[$x] ne $test2[$x])
        {
            
        print "$test1[$x] : $test2[$x]\n";
        
#        copy("$test1[$x]", "$path2") or warn "cannot copy $test1[$x]"
+;
#        copy("$test2[$x]", "$path1")or warn "cannot copy $test2[$x]";
+;
        
        }
    
    
}

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