The subscripts would be 0-9, not 1-10. 
use strict;
use warnings;

my ($o, $e, $n) = (1, 0);
for $n (0..9) {
    do {
        print "Enter number $n : ";
        $_ = <STDIN>; s/\D//g;
    } while $_ eq '';
    push @_, $_;
}
$n = join ' ', @_;
for (0..$#_) {
    if ($_ % 2) { $o *= $_[$_]; }
    else { $e += $_[$_]; }
}
print "The list of numbers used is : $n\n" .
      "The result of adding the even elements is : $e\n" .
      "The result of multiplying the odd elements is : $o\n";

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