Perl | qq operator

qq() operator in Perl can be used in place of double quotes. It uses a set of parentheses to surround the string.

Syntax: qq (string)

Return:
a double-quoted string

Note: Any set of delimiters can be used in place of the parentheses.

Example 1:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 

# Passing string to qq operator 

print(qq(Welcome to GeeksForGeeks));

Output:

Welcome to GeeksForGeeks

Example 2:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 

# Defining an Integer variable 

$var = 15; 

# Passing string and variable to 
# the qq operator 

print(qq(GeeksforGeeks, $var));

Output:

GeeksforGeeks, 15

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