use 5.010;
say "Enter a sentance:";
say join q{ },            # join each with a space, and say
    map { length $_ }     # find length
    grep { $_ }           # ignore zero-length 
    map { s{\W}{}g; $_ }  # strip out non-word characters
    split m{\s+},         # split on whitespace
    do { my $line = <> }; # read a line
__END__
Enter a sentance:
A man, a plan, a canal: Panama
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