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Perl Substitute Operator - Exercise
Using the s/ operator, write a Perl routine that will find all the common misspellings for your name and replace them with the correct spelling. If your name is not commonly misspelled, you can use mine. Here are the common misspellings for my name:
Winman Wyman Weinmann Wineman Weiman Wieman Wienman
The correct spelling is: Weinman.
Paste your source code in the area below and click the
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