I seem to get the following error when try to use a if statement along with qq?Can someone please advise how to overcome this? 

ERROR:-
syntax error at perl.pl line 63, near "qq(p4 -x "$options{f}" delete) 
+if"
Execution of Qdepot_upload.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
Sample CODE:-
use strict;  
use warnings; 
use IPC::System::Simple qw( system );
 system($_)
for
   qq(p4 sync -k "$options{v}"),
   qq(p4 -x "$options{f}" delete) if (exists $options{f}),
   qq(p4 -x "$options{a}" add) if (exists $options{a}),

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