Firstly, @arr1 = ("Sun" "Moon" "Venus" "Pluto" "Neptune"); is wrong, and will throw an error if you try use it. Your either need to do: 
@arr1 = qw(Sun Moon Venus Pluto Neptune);

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or.. 
@arr1 = ("Sun", "Moon", "Venus", "Pluto", "Neptune");

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Secondly, to answer your question - here is one way to do it: 
if ((grep {$_ eq 'Sun'} @arr1) && (grep {$_ eq 'Moon'} @arr1)) {
    print "We have both a sun and a moon - yay!\n";
}
else {
    print "Something is missing...\n";
}

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--Darren

In reply to Re: using grep to match more than two words by McDarren
in thread using grep to match more than two words by sroy5

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