Check for no 'a' : Pattern matching « Regular Expression « Perl

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Perl » Regular Expression » Pattern matching

Check for no 'a'


    





#!/usr/bin/perl -w



foreach $patt (@ARGV) {

    # Check for no a.

    if ($patt !~ /a/) {

        print "\tNO a in \"$patt\".\n";

    }



}

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