Strobogrammatic! I'd forgotten about that 😀

It isn't multiple strings, but the random generated strings can be things like

-hello_world

you have to be able to combine both cases including nonsensical names as no one starts with - or _

The description isn't clear. I only found this out by trail and error and seeing where my would fail.

I experienced this as well

Surely this isn't right?

Falsifiable (after 12 tests):
expected: "BdYNuwcnjrverRqtuqxLklvxmoCwhyssBcsojlrbfsmD"
but got: "bdYNuwcnjrverRqtuqxLklvxmoCwhyssBcsojlrbfsmD"
["","bd","y","nuwcnjrver","","rqtuqx","lklvxmo","cwhyss","bcsojlrbfsm","d"]
'-'

Are there still issues with the Haskell random tests? I'm really struggling to understand what I'm doing wrong, as my code passes the sample tests.

Test Results:
toCamelCase
should work for some examples
should work for random inputs
uncaught exception: ErrorCall (Prelude.head: empty list) (after 9 tests)
["yqaaoer","hpgm","tzubzs","","becjpwv","vfmunj","jshn"]
'_'

There's no mention in the instructions of having to handle multiple strings.