I need to sort a list of names in alphabetical order, but can't figure out how I'd get to do that. Here's the program: 
#!/usr/bin/perl 
#
@names = qw { steve Mary alice Robert MARVIN kENneth tiM }  ;
#
foreach $name (@names) {
 print "Name = $name\n" ;
} ;
#
print "\nSorted names 1 \n" ;
# New code to sort and print names goes here.

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I know to put in 
sort @names
foreach $name (@names) {
print "Name: $name \n" ; } ;

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Is there a way to get the names in order? I tried the codes, but all I got was:
Name = MARVIN
Name = Mary
Name = Robert
Name = alice
Name = kENneth
Name = steve
Name = tiM
There's no way to get it to sort them so alice is first, then kEN, and so on?

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