How to apply two functions on the same string without using ">>"

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Hi, I am writing a function like this.

func :: IO()
func = putStr print "func = putStr print"

I know it is incorrect but the idea is I want the putStr applied to the string then print applied to the same string "fun = .." so that the output would be:

func = putStr print "func = putStr print"

which is the same as my function definition. Thanks

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