Re: how to remove the letter n from a line of text

pauls <pauls@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jürgen Exner wrote:

Works for me

use strict; use warnings;
$_ = 'banana';
s/n/fred/g;
print;

C:\tmp>t.pl
bafredafreda


Let me be more clear and correct myself:


You do that by posting a short and complete program that we can run.

Like Jürgen did.


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Tad McClellan
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