TASK #1: Valid Tag
1. Format as camelCase
Starting with a lower-case letter and capitalising the first letter of
each subsequent word.
Merge all words in the caption into a single string starting with a #.
2. Sanitise the String
Strip out all characters that are not English letters (a-z or A-Z).
3. Enforce Length
If the resulting string exceeds 100 characters, truncate it so it is
exactly 100 characters long.
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; sub valid_tag { my ($str) = lc shift; # turn everything non-letter into space (preserves word boundaries) $str =~ s/[^a-z]/ /g; die "Input contains no valid alphabetic characters" if $str !~ /[a-z]/;# remove leading and trailing spaces $str =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;# collapse multiple spaces $str =~ s/ +/ /g;# camelCase $str =~ s/ ([a-z])/uc($1)/ge;# remove spaces $str =~ s/ //g;# limit to 99 chars + '#' return '#' . substr($str, 0, 99); } # Tests my $caption; # Example 1 $caption = "Cooking with 5 ingredients!"; print valid_tag($caption), "\n";# Output: "#cookingWithIngredients" # Example 2 $caption = "the-last-of-the-mohicans"; print valid_tag($caption), "\n";# Output: "#thelastofthemohicans" # Example 3 $caption = " extra spaces here"; print valid_tag($caption), "\n";# Output: "#extraSpacesHere" # Example 4 $caption = "iPhone 15 Pro Max Review"; print valid_tag($caption), "\n";# Output: "#iphoneProMaxReview" # Example 5 $caption = "Ultimate 24-Hour Challenge: Living in a Smart Home controlled entirely by Artificial Intelligence and Voice Commands in the year 2026!"; print valid_tag($caption), "\n";# Output: "#ultimateHourChallengeLivingInASmartHomeControlledEntirelyByArtificialIntelligenceAndVoiceCommandsIn"