I cannot figure out how to build an array of variable length

 #incomplete
sub wall {
  $count = 0;
   while ($count < $ pieces) {
    $count +=1;
  @stripe =();
}
$wall_height = user input is 50
$stripe= user input is 11

$pieces=int($wall_height/$stripe);

# pieces 50/11 = 4
#this the answer I want to come up with
$stripe[0]= "11"
$stripe[1]= "22"
$stripe[2]= "33"
$stripe[3]= "44"

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