$string = qq{
what I don't understand is why does pattern substitution
$string1 and $string2 does not gave me the end results
of "geed feed" ?
Doesn't 1 and 2 look for "o".. and for 1, it has a "*",
which means "match 0 or more", right?
and for 2, it has a "+", which means match 1 or more
times, right? thanks in advanced
};

$string =~ s/o/e/g;

print $string;
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#!/jpsama/bin/perl -w
$tks = `mount`;
$jpsama = $! if $!;
print $jpsama;