I have 3 arg values. 2 of which I want to compare against respective files. If the first is true I want to check another file to see if the second is true. if the first is false then I do not care about the second. I am placing each file into an array but not sure about how to call them in an if statement this is what I have so far. 
if(grep {$_ eq $zero arg} @ARRAY) {
           #Then check to verifiy $sec_arg
       else {
        }
          #if $sec_arg is true then run command otherwise die.

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Should I make each one a call to a subroutine?

In reply to comparing multiple arg values against multiple files by dallok

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