Hi experts!

I was wondering is there a way I can do this,

like.. for i = 0 to 10

next i

so that I am able to change $name1 to $name2 ....... and also $age1 to age2 ... ?

I did a little of searching and found that there is way to work for only array ? 
if ( $name1 = "") {
    $age1 = "";
}

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EDIT: 
@student = (\$name1, \$name3, \$name5, \$name7, \$name9, \$name11);

@all = (\$age1, \$age2, \$age3, \$age4, \$age5, \$age6);

for ($i = 0; $i = 5; $i++){

if ( $student[$i] ... ) {
    $all[$i] = "";
}elsif ($student[$i] ... ) {
    $all[$i] = "";
}elsif ($student[$i] ... ) {
    $all[$i] = "";
}
}

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I tried this but its not working.

In reply to Perl for loop by MissPerl

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