I am trying to create an if loop as well as use strict. why does this block keep telling me to define $zipexe? 
use strict;

  #determine zip location and then addid to the environment
  if(-f 'c:\program files (x86)\winzip\wzzip.exe')
  {
    print 'Setting zip exe location to c:\program files (x86)\winzip\w
+zzip.exe'."\n";
    my $zipexe="c:\\program files (x86)\\winzip\\wzzip.exe";
    print "zip_exe = <$zipexe>\n";
  }
  if(-f 'c:\program files\winzip\wzzip.exe')
  {
    print 'Setting zip exe location to c:\program files\winzip\wzzip.e
+xe'."\n";
    my $zipexe ='"c:\program files\winzip\wzzip.exe"';
    print "zip_exe = <$zipexe>\n";
  }else{
    my $zipexe='';
    die "Could find wzzip.exe";
  }

 print "zip_exe = <$zipexe>\n";

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