As far as I see, there are no mistakes in that it produces what is asked. I wouldn't code it that way though. And I'd do some checking of the input. For instance, by using IO::Prompt: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
use IO::Prompt;

my @operand;
foreach my $word (qw[a another]) {
    push @operand, prompt -p => "Type in $word number: ", '-num';
}

prompt -p => "What would you like done?", '-1',
       -menu => [qw[Add Subtract Multiply Divide]];

my $op = {qw[Add + Subtract - Multiply * Divide /]}->{$_};

say "$operand[0] $op $operand[1] = ", eval "$operand[0] $op $operand[1
+]";

__END__

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It still tries to divide by 0 if given the (un)appropriate input.

In reply to Re: how to program my program to add random numbers? by JavaFan
in thread how to program my program to add random numbers? by rse2

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