Chop function in action : chop chomp « String « Perl






  1. Perl
  2. String
  3. chop chomp

Chop function in action

   

#!C:/perl/bin

$word = 'Lengthy';

print "Before chop = $word \n";

$word2 = chop($word);

print "Result of the chop function after chop = $word2 \n\n";
print "Original string \$word after chop = $word \n";








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