I have a game that I am working on. It is a math game, every time the math problem is correct the user plants a crop, but if the math problem is wrong the plant dies. I want to make it so that every time the user gets the math problem right, a picture of corn appears on the screen (i.e. for 3 right math problems 3 pictures of corn appear) here is my if statement that gives the user +1 corn or +1 dead corn...

if($game eq "Plant")
{
    $userResponse=param('userResponse');
    $realtotal=$number1 + $number2;
    $crops=param('crops');
    $deadcrops=param('deadcrops');
    if ($userResponse == $realtotal)
    {
        $crops=$crops+1;

    }
    if ($userResponse != $realtotal)
    {
        $deadcrops=$deadcrops+1;
    }

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How would I add some kind of img src to the if statement to make the pictures appear? or would it not be in the if statement? Thanks

In reply to use perl to print multiple images by mynameisG

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