If you are numbering your menu items upwards from '1' this might be a simpler way to initialise your options.

use strict;
use warnings;

use feature qw{ say };

my @options = (
   q{Option 1},
   q{Option 2},
   q{Option 3},
   q{Option 4},
   );
my $ct;
@options = map { ++ $ct; qq{'$ct'}, qq{'$_'} } @options;
say for @options;

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The output.

'1'
'Option 1'
'2'
'Option 2'
'3'
'Option 3'
'4'
'Option 4'

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I hope this is of interest.

Cheers,

JohnGG

In reply to Re: Code Works But Not Sure How by johngg
in thread Code Works But Not Sure How by RichHamilton

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