Assessment Brief

Create a Perl program that is simply a loop over a set of “Regular Expressions” that perform the tasks described below. Use the attached file SampleConfig.txt as input.  Note1: The Alice.txt file will only be used as part of an “In Lab” example/tutorial.Note2: Though this is a bit assignment is a bit contrived, it does represent the types of actual text manipulations that might be performed over many large files.Instructions:Using the attached SampleConfig.txt file, provide a Perl regular expression for each of the following tasks:Remove any leading or trailing space from each line.Replace all of the occurrences of a full line of # characters (ignoring leading or training spaces and lines with just 1 #) with the following: # ———- #Change any URL ending in .htm to end with .htmlFor any set of multiple words following an equal sign (=),  place what follows the equal sign in quotes.eg: a = bcd efg  becomes a = “bcd efg”eg: a = bcd remains  a = bcdAdd a semicolon (;) to the end of every line.Every line beginning with a comment marker (#) and containing additional text should have one (and only one) space following the comment marker.For example:  #     some text    becomes….  # some text   Replace any pattern in the form of [__UPPER-CASE CHARACTERS__] with (lower-case characters)ie: Open square bracket + two underscores + upper-case text + two underscores + close square bracketeg:[__SOMEDATA__] becomes [somedata]Follow every “config section” with a comment that indicates the current section count:For example: [SVN]  # Section: 1    [……]  # Section: 2   etc.Submit:A file containing the Perl code to fulfill the above requirementsA version of the SampleConfig.txt file incorporating all of the above changes.