The syntax is elsif not elseif. You need an else clause otherwise if the cost is >80 you get free (undef probably) shipping.....

for ( my $total_price = 10; $total_price < 100; $total_price += 10 ) { if ($total_price < 20.00) { $ship_price = 3.50; } elsif (($total_price >= 20.00) && ($total_price < 50.00)) { $ship_price = 5.50; } elsif (($total_price >= 50.00) && ($total_price < 80.00)) { $ship_price = 10.50; } else { warn "that's expensive!\n"; $ship_price = 15; } my $grande_costa = $total_price + $ship_price; print <<STUFF; Total price: $total_price Shipping: $ship_price Grand Total: $grande_costa STUFF }

cheers

tachyon

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In reply to Re: if..elseif...syntax problem by tachyon
in thread if..elseif...syntax problem by b310

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