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perl -le '($string = &quot;All the best&quot;) =~ s/(\S+)/reverse $1/eg;print scalar reverse $string'<br />

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perl -le '($string = "All the best") =~ s/(\S+)/reverse $1/eg;print scalar reverse $string'


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Hello, I would like to reverse &quot;All the best&quot; to &quot;best the All&quot;. I know if I split it on space on put in a array then I can print the reverse array. But here I would like to get it done without using array. is there a way?<br />
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I am doing kind of this but not sure what is missing to get the output as &quot;best the All&quot;<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27345312-1">perl -le '$string = &quot;All the best&quot;; print scalar reverse $string'
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Hello, I would like to reverse "All the best" to "best the All". I know if I split it on space on put in a array then I can print the reverse array. But here I would like to get it done without using array. is there a way?

I am doing kind of this but not sure what is missing to get the output as "best the All"

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How to reverse a string using perl

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