if i have $filename=">test.txt"
$filename="<test.txt"
For above,the matching operation should separate
">"/"<" and "test.txt"
$filename=">>test.txt"
for this it should give error message.
if i have
$filename=" | test"
or
"test |"
The pipe symbol can be present anywhere or may not present,
only if it present at the front the program prints "pipefront"
if it present at the end the program prints "pipeend"
how to do this..
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