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Substitute every T with M

    

$name="Tom";
print "$name\n" if $name =~ s/T/M/g;    # Substitute every T with M
print "What is Tom's last name? ";
print "You got it!\n" if <STDIN> =~ /Jordan/;

   
    
    
    
  








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