Get rid of that extra l in alll:


puts "That's alll folks".delete "l"

1.	With delete or delete!, you can delete characters from a string
2.	use two ls instead of one for delete method
3.	negate all or part of an argument with the caret (^), similar to its use in regular expressions
4.	When there is more than one argument, take the intersection.

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