in reply to sort syntax

By default, sort will DWIM into simply sorting numerically and alphabetically. The little anagram checkers put each individual letter of a word into an array, and then sort that array. Here's the same basic algorithm in a little easier-to-follow form:

my $check1 = 'OLDENBURG'; my $check2 = 'GRUBENDOL'; my @array1 = sort $check1 =~ /./g; my @array2 = sort $check2 =~ /./g; print @array1, "\n"; print @array2, "\n"; my $an1 = join '', @array1; my $an2 = join '', @array2; print "Is anagram: ", ( $an1 eq $an2 ? "Yes" : "No" ), "\n"; __OUTPUT__ BDEGLNORU BDEGLNORU Is anagram: Yes

I'd also like to claim the first Quicksilver refererence in the Monastery. (Just hope I don't have to delete this bit when somebody points out it's wrong :)

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