in reply to Regarding the conditional part of eslif (or if) statement
Is it possible to use foreach in the conditional part of a elsif statement?
No. for and foreach are not expressions, but expressions statements, thus can't be used where a return value is expected.
But you can always use map, grep or any or all, the last two from List::MoreUtils. In Perl 5.10 and newer the smart-match operator might also be a good choice.
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