So you mean like this?

  if(($response eq "arrow" && $correctryhm eq "sparrow"))
    {
         $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
        $response=param('response');
        $win=param('win');
        $win=$win+1;
    }
    
        elsif(($response ne "arrow" && $correctryhm eq "sparrow"))
        {
            $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
            $response=param('response');
            $lose=param('lose');
            $lose=$lose+1;
        }
    
    if(($response eq "axe" && $correctryhm eq "wax"))
    {
        $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
        $response=param('response');
        $win=param('win');
        $win=$win+1;
    }
    
        elsif(($response ne "axe" && $correctryhm eq "wax"))
      {
            $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
          $response=param('response');
          $lose=param('lose');
          $lose=$lose+1;
      }
        
    
    
    if(($response eq "shield" && $correctryhm eq "field"))
    {
         $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
        $response=param('response');
        $win=param('win');
        $win=$win+1;
    }
    
        elsif(($response ne "shield" && $correctryhm eq "field"))
        {
             $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
            $response=param('response');
            $lose=param('lose');
            $lose=$lose+1;
        }
    
    if(($response eq "spear" && $correctryhm eq "tear"))
    {
         $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
        $response=param('response');
        $win=param('win');
        $win=$win+1;
    }
    
        elsif(($response ne "spear" && $correctryhm eq "tear"))
        {
             $correctryhm=param('correctryhm');
            $response=param('response');
            $lose=param('lose');
            $lose=$lose+1;
        }

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and then have that last else statement at the end

In reply to Re^2: logic problem with perl game by mynameisG
in thread logic problem with perl game by mynameisG

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