Hi Monks!

I am stuck on this code. This is the best way to describe what I am trying to do.
I have a form with 3 options.
First option will select just random 2 elements of array @acc.
Second option I could attach a random 2 values either from array @sec or @third or from both and print the result.
I am hoping to get something like this:
e.g. AX1 - AX3 ( random 2 elements from array @acc.)
or AX1PB7 AX2PB8 ( 2 random values of the array @acc with 2 random values from array @sec, and so on if I add the option to add 2 more random element from @third.
I hope it explains, here if a test code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
 
use strict;
use warnings;

use Data::Dumper;

# Any Choice or combination coming from a form:
my $test1 = "1";
my $test2 = "";
my $test3 = "";


my @acc   = ('AX1', 'AX2', 'AX3',);
my @sec   = ('PB6', 'PB7', 'PB8',);
my @third = ('XC2', 'XC8', 'XC1',);

my $result;

for (my $l = 0; $l < @acc; ++$l) {

   $result = $acc[rand @acc];
  
  if($test2){
      
    for (my $k = 0; $k < @sec; ++$k) {
      my$c2 = $acc[$l];
      my$week2 = $sec[$k];
      $result = $acc[$l].$sec[$k];

    }
  }
=code
  if($test3){
      
    for (my $y = 0; $y < @third; ++$y) {
      my $days = $acc[$l];
      my $week = $sec[$k];
      my $holy = $third[$y];
      $result = $acc[$l].$sec[$k].$third[$y];
     }
     
  }
=cut  

}

print " $result\n";

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