Irfan Sayed wrote:
hi,
Hello,
i have following code. $target = "abc,xyz"; print "$target\n"; $target =~ s/,/\s/g; print "$target\n"; i need to replace "comma" with whitespace for string "abc,xyz"
"Whitespace" is something that applies only to regular expressions but the second part of the substitution operator is just a string, not a regular expression. And which of the five whitespace characters should this string interpolate "\s" as: " ", "\r", "n", "t" or "\f"?
the output shud be "abc xyz" the above regular expression does not do that . please suggest
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