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Is this what you want? Sorry, but your speccs are not very clear ...
2A2B2C = 28.423828125 4AC = 5.315625 ABC = 2.165625 BC = 2.8875

This was produces by the following code (adapted from holiy's solution):

use strict; use warnings; my @p = (1.5, 2.5, 3.5 ); my @m = (0.5, 0.55, 0.60); sub calc { my $i = shift || 1; my $idx = ord(shift)-65; return $m[$idx] * ($p[$idx]**$i); } for my $str (qw/2A2B2C 4AC ABC BC/) { my $res = 1; while ($str =~ /(\d)?([A-Z])/g) { $res *= calc($1, $2); } print "$str = $res\n"; }

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In reply to Re^3: string functions by Hofmator
in thread string functions by valavanp

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