Inline Modifiers : modifier « Regular Expression « Perl

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Inline Modifiers

    



#!/usr/bin/perl

use warnings;

use strict;

my $string = "There's more than One Way to do it!";

print "Enter a test expression: ";

my $pat = <STDIN>;

chomp($pat);

if ($string =~ /$pat/) {

    print "'$pat' matches the sample string.\n";

} else {

    print "No match found for '$pat'";

}

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