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To verify if the variable $str contains the word “test” you would use
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- if ($str = ~/test/)
- if ($str == “test”)
- if ($str = “test”)
- if ($str contains “test”)
CORRECT ANSWER : if ($str = ~/test/)
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String variable
Your "CORRECT ANSWER" yields true for all strings $str
{ my $str = '''' ; if ($str = ~/test/) { $ret = "true"; } else { $ret = ''false''; }; print "[$ret]\n"; }
{ my $str = ''test''; if ($str = ~/test/) { $ret = "true"; } else { $ret = ''false''; }; print "[$ret]\n"; }
I would normally write
if ($str =~ /test/)
String variable 12-25-2017 11:26 PM
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