Greeting Monks, I need a solution for this problem..

$line = "TelecommuterTrac\WebIntHitList3";
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And the problem is? I only see a line of code consisting of the assignment of a string to the variable $line

I want to change this to "country".

I think none of us has the slightest idea about what the pronoun "this" refers to.

I tried in many ways of subtitution.

You tried "in many ways of subtitution" to what?!?

Some code would shed more light on what you want us to shed some light on, e.g.:

$line =~ s/whatever/country/;
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