Hi,

I have one question about the exercise No. 4  in chapter 7 .

Here is the exercise :
Make a program that prints each line with a word that is capitalized but not 
ALL capitalized. Does it match Fred but neither fred nor FRED?
As suggested in the exercise, I created a small text file adhered below testing 
records:

                fred
aaaaa
afred
FRED
freed
Fred
Mr.Sla
Alexfred
number123Fred

Here is my code:

#----------------code start---------------------

#!perl

use warnings;
use strict;

die "Failed to open file :$!\n" if ( !open MYFILE, "c:\\testdata.txt" );

foreach (<MYFILE>) {
      if (/[A-Z][a-z]+/) {
            print;
      }
}
close MYFILE;

#---------code end--------------

The ouput is like:
Fred
Mr.Sla
Alexfred
number123Fred


My question is how to remove “Mr.Sla” record from the output result .

I have tried to replace the condition with 

                if (/[A-Z][a-z]+/ && /^[.]/)

But it didn`t work, can someone explain why?

Thanks a lot.

Alex Wang

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