On Fri, 2006-30-06 at 18:52 +0100, Rob Dixon wrote:
> Well maybe Randal's right, but I reckon homework counts as a Perl beginner's
> problem, it's just that the form of the response should have less of a 'lets
> get
> this thing going' slant.
How to Respond:
Whether this is homework or not is
(Randal L. Schwartz) wrote:
"Monomachus" == "Monomachus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Monomachus> A problem in Perl
Monomachus> You have a string & a list
And it looks like a homework problem.
Monomachus> And one more thing could u show me variants wi
Monomachus wrote:
A problem in Perl
You have a string & a list
For ex.: $s = "ADbDCdBabc"; @N=("A","D","C")
You should exclude those elements from the string : first by 1 element,
after that by 2 & by 3 ... (If @N would have 5 elements
and by 4
>>>>> "Monomachus" == "Monomachus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Monomachus> A problem in Perl
Monomachus> You have a string & a list
And it looks like a homework problem.
Monomachus> And one more thing could u show me variants without u
On Fri, 2006-30-06 at 12:59 +, Monomachus wrote:
> And one more thing could u show me variants without using RegEx
See `perldoc -f index`
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A problem in Perl
You have a string & a list
For ex.: $s = "ADbDCdBabc"; @N=("A","D","C")
You should exclude those elements from the string : first by 1 element,
after that by 2 & by 3 ... (If @N would have 5 elements
and by 4 and by 5([$
