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Assign new value to string variable

    

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

$name = "A";
print "My name is ",               $name, "\n";
print "It's still ",               $name, "\n";
$name = "B";
print "Well, actually, now it's ", $name, "\n";
$name = "C";
print "No, really, now it's ",     $name, "\n";








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