i wanted some help guys. i was sending post to http server and i wanted the response to be in json format but i get this error i dont know why.. HTTP request error, with error code 500, and body:.. this is my code

# GET JSON RESPONSE
my $json = '{
                "firstname":    "",
                "lastname":     "",
                "email":        "",
                "country":      "",
                
        }';
my $decoded = decode_json($json);

# POST

my $url = '';
my $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new;
my $req = POST $url, 
    Content => [
        api_key      => '',
        firstname    => '',
        lastname     => '',
        email        => '',
        country      => '',
    ];

my $resp = $ua->request($req);

if ($resp->is_success) {
 my $resluts = $json->decode($resp->decoded_content());
 my $fname = $decoded->{'firstname'};
 my $lname = $decoded->{'lastname'};
 my $eml   = $decoded->{'email'}
 my $cotry = $decoded->{'country'};
}

if ($resp->is_error) {
die "HTTP request error, with error code ".$resp->code.
  ", and body:\n\n".$resp->error_as_HTML;
}
my ($res_code, $res_str) = split(/\|/, $resp->content);
}

if (! $res_code, $res_str) {
#if no error 
#continue

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In reply to http post error by bigup401

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