It's best to use one of the JSON modules. For example JSON::Tiny, but also JSON::XS or JSON or JSON::Any.

use strict;
use JSON::Tiny 'encode_json';

my $name = 'mike';
my $age = "20";
my $email = "johndeo@/test.com";
my $pass = "test";
 
my $resp = {
    $name => $age,
    $email => $pass
};
 
print encode_json( $resp );

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Your JSON strikes me as weird. I would expect a different JSON structure:

my $resp = {
    name => $name,
    age => $age,
    email => $email,
    pass  => $pass,
};

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In reply to Re: strings to json by Corion
in thread strings to json by bigup401

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