You were using
last() gratuitously, and had too many "}". If you want to allow guesses for multiple numbers, add a loop around creating a new value for $secret, and re-engineer exit conditions.
Corrected and formatted code :
#!\usr\bin\perl -w
my $secret= int(1+ rand 100);
while(1){
print"please enter a number:";
chomp(my $guess=<STDIN>);
if($guess=~/quit|exit|^\s*$/i){
print"Sorry,the number was $secret.\n";
last;
}elsif($guess>$secret){
print "Too large,try again.\n";
##last;
}elsif($guess==$secret){
print"that is it.\n";
last;
}else{
print"Too small,try again.\n";
}
}
Update:Un-commented "first last" - see
hbo's note below.
Earth first! (We'll rob the other planets later)
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