in reply to please help on subsituting a pattern in a file
That has some caveats. First, you shouldn't use a glob as an argument to that for security reasons. Also, that will create backup files named with .bak, just in case you make a mistake. Finally, if that string appears more than once and you want all instances lowercased, add a /g to the substitution.
-sauoq "My two cents aren't worth a dime.";
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