I realise I am really new to perl and what I am asking might sound stupid or too easy for all you real guru's to even help me with. But hey, I want to learn perl more than anything!!! This is my second project I want to design: a simple contact form. My question is this. How could I do something like a FOR statement and get the result similar to: 
for ('name',
     'subject',
     'emailaddy',
     'message);
{
print qq($main : $_ <br>)
## whereas $main would hold the words 'name', 'subject' etc. so in the
+ end I get results in my email like:

name: Joe
subject: Help
emailaddy: me@you.com
message: Lalala

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Thanks for all your help in advance. And please remember, I am not just looking for the code, I want to know what is going on. Thanks millions! venimfrogtongue

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