Some help here would be awsome

I have to do this project for my linux class and i'm completly stuck may someone with some expert eyes can take a look at it for me?

use strict; use warnings; use diagnostics; use feature "say"; use feature "switch" use v5.22.1 say "What is your name?"; $channel1 <STDIN>; say "How many hours did you work?"; $channel2 <STDIN>; say "What is your pay?"; $channel3 <STDIN>; say $channel1; say Check Amount = $[(40*$channel3)+(($channel2-40)*$channel3*2)]

2018-07-08 Athanasius added code and paragraph tags


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