if(
   (
      ($wrongDateFlag == 0)      #if the end date is correct
      && (
            (scalar @ARGV >= 3 && $oneDayFlag == -1)
                        #there are three or more arguments in a interv
+al model
            || (scalar @ARGV >= 2 && $oneDayFlag >= 0)
                        #or there are two or more arguments in a one d
+ay model
         )
   )
   || ($wrongDateFlag == 1 && scalar @ARGV >= 3)#or if the end date is
+ incorrect
                        #and there are three or more arguments
)

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My code looks like crap. I have been looking around the internet to figure out what the best practice to clean this up is, but have thus far had no luck. Do you have any suggestions?

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