Re^2: Is there a way to compare strings without using an array?

With duplicates removed and the output sorted:

use Modern::Perl;
my $line1= 'CABGFEBFA';
my $line2= 'DBFDDF';
say sort keys %{{map {$_ => 1} $line2 =~ /[$line1]/g}};
say sort keys %{{map {$_ => 1} $line1 =~ /[^$line2]/g, $line2 =~ /[^$l
+ine1]/g}};
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