I have this piece of code but I feel it is clunky. Basically, all I want is to chomp each array element, substitute "d" with some new value and join all the elements by a comma. Below is my code. 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;

my @a = qw( a
b
c
d );

my @z;
for (@a) {
    chomp;
    s/(d)/new(\1)/;
    push ( @z, $_ );
}

print join ",", @z;

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Here's the output of this code. 
a ,b ,c , new(d)

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I hoping to do the above output in a one liner, but I can't just figure it out. Here's what I've started... 
print join ", ", map { chomp; s/(d)/new(\1)/ } @a;

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Thanks.

In reply to Better Way of Manipulating Array Elements by bichonfrise74

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