yes... but this would be MUCH more straightforward... 
($mon, $tue, $wed, $thu, $fri, $sat, $sun) = split " ", lc($_);
$alldays = "$mon $tue $wed $thu $fri $sat $sun"; # Edit doh... forgot 
+to remove lc and ()
print "$alldays\n";

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or even 
$alldays = lc($_);

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the way you have it

but to do multiple I would put them in a hash or array and do something similar to... 

@days = split (/ /);
$alldays = join ' ', map { lc $_ } @days;

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or use a for loop... there are many things you can do

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In reply to Re: lower case multiple strings by suaveant
in thread lower case multiple strings by nkpgmartin

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