Substitute in Perl

$ft="Lindon";
$ft =~ s/i/o/;

$ft now equals London.

-The variable you named $ft contains the typoed city London.
-The s after the ~ tilde symbol means substitute.
-Between the first two slashes, you type what is to be replaced.
-Between the second two slashes, you type what to replace with.

$ft="TOKYO";
$ft =~ s/o//ig;

$ft is now equal to Tky.

-This time we replaced o's with nothing.
-The i means case-INsensitive.
-The g means change ALL the o's in $ft.

Copy and Paste Perl Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

$ft="Lindon";
$ft =~ s/i/o/;

print "$ft ";

$ft="TOKYO";
$ft =~ s/o//ig;

print "$ft";


exit;



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