This programming language uses an equal sign followed by a tilde in order to denote regular expression pattern matching. Having a very fluid type system, it lacks the typecast
This programming language uses an equal sign followed by a tilde in order to denote regular expression pattern matching. Having a very fluid type system, it lacks the typecasting function found in C, as well as dereference address operators, since the language doesn't use addresses. In order to get your program to work, you must use the "shebang" notation at the beginning of your program. It also uses an ampersand to denote an array, and it is one of the only languages to contain a hash as a basic data type. FTP, identify this popular interpreted programming language, developed by Larry Wall.
This programming language uses an equal sign followed by a tilde in order to denote regular expression pattern matching.
{Perl}