A regex doesn't have to match the entire string.
'abcd' ~~ / bc /
# ｢bc｣
A string has to match exactly with the smart-match. (`ff` and `fff` do
smart-match)
'abcd' ~~ 'bc' # False
'abcd' ~~ 'abcd' # True
A string inside of a regex only makes that a single atom, it does not make
Thank you, Brad and Larry, for explaining the "ff" and "fff" infix
operators in Raku to me!
I have to admit that I'm still fuzzy on the particulars between "ff"
and "fff", since I am not familiar with the sed function. I can
certainly understand how useful these functions could be to 'pull out
all
