A cryptogram is a piece of text written in code. Based on reading through the function...

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A cryptogram is a piece of text written in code. Based on reading through the function below, what is the expected output? Look at the following code snippet. Based on reading through the code, what do you expect the output to be? from string import ascii_lowercase def cryptogram (message, rotation=4): rotated = ascii_lowercase [rotation:] + ascii_lowercase[:rotation] cipher [on for o, n in zip (ascii_lowercase, rotated)} encoded = [] for char in message. Lower(): if char in cipher: encoded.append(cipher [char]) else: encoded.append(char) return .join(encoded) print(cryptogram("SUPER")) NOTE: only enter the value of the output you expect. Do not add any additional punctuation, spaces, etc. The output of running this code will be A cryptogram is a piece of text written in code. Based on reading through the function below, what is the expected output? Look at the following code snippet. Based on reading through the code, what do you expect the output to be? from string import ascii_lowercase def cryptogram (message, rotation=4): rotated = ascii_lowercase [rotation:] + ascii_lowercase[:rotation] cipher [on for o, n in zip (ascii_lowercase, rotated)} encoded = [] for char in message. Lower(): if char in cipher: encoded.append(cipher [char]) else: encoded.append(char) return .join(encoded) print(cryptogram("SUPER")) NOTE: only enter the value of the output you expect. Do not add any additional punctuation, spaces, etc. The output of running this code will be