For better understanding I'm just going to tell you simple

Our teacher gave us this script and we should figure out the answer -> what to type so the loop would end-> in the command prompt, without changing the script. (We had programming just twice, so i am a total noob). I am German therefor the script is in German (what is actually stupid if you teach an English programming language...), so i decided to transcribe it into English to simplify and to not confuse any of you, but it seems i wasn't clear enough, plus i made some mistakes while changing.

And so i hope you can help me out:) 

 #!/usr/bin/perl -w
 #
 # Krümelmonster

 $ZAHL = 1;
 $kekse = "";


 while ( $kekse ne "KEKSE"x$ZAHL."E " x $ZAHL, ) {
   $ZAHL =++$ZAHL;
   print "Kruemelmonster: Ich will"." KEKSE"x$ZAHL."E" x $ZAHL, "!\n";
   chomp($kekse = <STDIN>);
 }

 print "Mmmm. $ZAHL KEKSE. :-)\n";



 exit;

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