In perl

1. Create an array with a list of ASCII values and then display it sorted. Example cat, Dog, Fish, Rabbit, Turtle, Ferret, batman, goofy, Lion, Tiger.

2. Modify exercise #1 where you made an array and sorted it to sort it properly using the method we learned in class. If you had already done this when you submitted it the first time, please submit a copy with this assignment so I don't inadvertently take points off.

3. Write a program that prompts the user for a string, and then display it back, reversed, to the user with hyphens between each of the letters in the string. If they entered This is a test you would display t-s-e-t- -a- -s-i- -s-i-h-T. It is ok if you have an extra hyphen before of after the string. In a production environment we could count the number of elements in the array and use while loop to not put the extra hyphen but the goal of the exercise was to show you how to reverse strings, the contents of an array and to use split.

4. Prompt the user for 5 strings and have the script populate an array with the 5 strings. Then sort the array and display the elements to the user