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Update: Current shortest version is
perl -E'/a/&&say"$_: ".y/e//for anyone,cancel,declare,perlmonks'
It's your competition, so you're free to set the rules ... though be aware that your solution, while short, is not super robust or portable. Re robustness, try changing "declare" to "delete" :) -- that is, while it works for your four chosen words, there are many barewords that will require quoting. Re portability, note that -E'...' works fine on Unix but fails on Windows (which needs -E"..." instead).

BTW, since you're interested in code golf, you might be interested in some of the articles I've written over the years on this topic, for example:

and many more listed in the Golf section of my home node eyepopslikeamosquito.


In reply to Re: Shorten this one-liner! by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Shorten this one-liner! by lunix

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