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Determine string in Perl.
Hi,
I have a little Perl question. I need to determine the last word in the following string: h t t p://abc.def.com/hijklm The output should be the string hijklm. h t t p is of course http. The string between the slashes always differs. The string after the last slash always differs. Any idea how to do this ? Best regards, ejdv |
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