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 (formerly Perl 6)
-Perl 6 provides both functional and method forms of substr. Note that, unlike in Perl 5, offsets from the end do not use negative numbers, but instead require a function expressing the negative offset relative to the length parameter, which is supplied by the operator.  The form <tt>*-1</tt> is just a simple way to write such a function.
+Raku provides both functional and method forms of substr. Note that, unlike in Perl 5, offsets from the end do not use negative numbers, but instead require a function expressing the negative offset relative to the length parameter, which is supplied by the operator.  The form <tt>*-1</tt> is just a simple way to write such a function.
-We use musical sharps and flats to illustrate that Perl is comfortable with characters from any Unicode plane.
+We use musical sharps and flats to illustrate that Raku is comfortable with characters from any Unicode plane.
 <lang perl6>my $s = '𝄪♯♮♭𝄫';