Hi monks, I wondered if anyone had some neat tricks to save me typing out similar loops 100 times?!? The first part of the code is below - it is a basic incrementation of $i and then incrementing the number that $i is being compared to each time - up until about 100. The code does work as i wish, but it will take up too much room. Thanks a lot! 
for (my $i = 0; $i < @existing_wells; $i++)        {

            if ($existing_wells[$i] == 1)   {

                    print qq(<area href="http://cgi-bin/$graph_links[0
+]" ALT="" shape="circle" coords="13,9,6">);

            }

            else {

                    print qq(<area href="http://cgi-bin/array.bmp" ALT
+="" shape="circle" coords="13,9,6">);
            }


            if ($existing_wells[$i+1] == 2)   {

                    print qq(<area href="http://cgi-bin/$graph_links[1
+]" ALT="" shape="circle" coords="184,9,6">);

            }

            else {

                    print qq(<area href="http://cgi-bin/array.bmp" ALT
+="" shape="circle" coords="184,9,6">);
            }


}

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In reply to minimising repetitive if-elsing by Anonymous Monk

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