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Perl (Scripting) - Regular expression delimiter

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By default, the forward slash character is used to separate fields in regular expressions in Perl.

if ($foo =~ /hello/) { print "foo contains hello"; }

 

Using the m character, you can use a different character to separate fields in a regular expression. In this example, m is used and # is set as the delimiter.

if ($foo =~ m#hello#) { print "foo contains hello"; }

 




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