Multiple choice technology programming languages $data = “Welcome Perl” =~ /(.*)/; print $data; 0 1 Welcome Perl Welcome Perl Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself B Correct answer Explanation The =~ binding operator with m// returns a boolean: true (1) if match succeeds, false (empty string) if it fails. Here, /(.*)/ matches the entire string successfully, so the expression returns 1 (true), which is assigned to $data and printed.