$E{age22} isn't true.

When staring at it doesn't help, you can construct something like this: 

print( $E{age22}          ?1:0,"\n");
print( $E{insured}        ?1:0,"\n");
print( !$E{sr22}          ?1:0,"\n");
print( !$E{dui}           ?1:0,"\n");
print( ($E{tickets} <= 1) ?1:0,"\n");
print( !$E{major}         ?1:0,"\n");

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Make sure to copy the expressions exactly. Don't retype them.

Update: I forgot to mention. 

my $E = risk_eval;
my %E = %$E;

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can be written as 

my %E = %{ risk_eval() };

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but most people would just work with the reference instead of copying the hash.

In reply to Re: boolean chaining - && and 'and' by ikegami
in thread boolean chaining - && and 'and' by metaperl

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