yeah, also don't turn in something like this:

undef$/;for my$f{open IN,$f xor<IN>;s/(x)\1{2}/'g'x3/iegm;s/alpha/uc$1
+/egm;open OUT
=>'>',($f eq'file1')?'sysbacks/file1':(($f eq'file2')?'alpha/file2':((
+$f eq 'file3'
)?'gamma/blue':(($f=~/^file[45]$/)?'gamma/green':'/dev/null')))or die;
+print OUT $_;
}@ARGV;

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Even if it works (which I didn't test), your prof will not give you a good grade for it.

In reply to Re: <> diamond Operator by jonadab
in thread <> diamond Operator by kocaweb

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