I am getting following error while running the script even though i have used my before $buildTarget, Global symbol "$buidTarget" requires explicit package name at ./fileTest.pl line 10. Execution of ./fileTest.pl aborted due to compilation errors. 

 1 #!/grid/common/bin/perl
 2 
 3 use strict;
 4 use warnings;
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9 my $buildTarget = "/home/abc/depot";
 10 if ( -s -x "$buildTarget/abc.txt" && -s -x "$buidTarget/def.txt" )
+ {
 11        print "test passed";
 12    }   
 13         else {
 14             print "test failed";
 15         }   
 16

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