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Line 13: =~ m// ;; indicates a regex '''match''' operation in perl =~ s/// ;; indicates a regex '''substitution''' operation in perl Also worth noting is that these regular expressions are all Perl-like syntax. Standard POSIX regular expressions are different. == Examples ==

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