1. The textabbrv.txt file is provided for you on Canvas. You are to use this text...

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1. The textabbrv.txt file is provided for you on Canvas. You are to use this text file and write and program as shown in the output sample. Allow the user to run the program as many times as the user wants. You must provide at least 5 test cases. a. You are to write a program where the user enters an abbreviation and your program will translate it to English. b. your program should take into consideration all punctuation marks that the user enters and displayed it in the English translation. c. You are to use dictionary. You may use list, tuples, sets if you need to. Below is the textabbr.txt file contents: rare u:you ttyl:talk to you later 18:late brb:be right back lol:laughing out loud bbl:be back later tldr:too long; didn't read rofl:rolling on floor laughing gtg:got to go cya:see you cuzz:because bff:best friend forever The output should display: >>> Enter a message to be translated: ru, lol ? The translated text is: are you, laughing out loud ? >>> (prompt for the user) (user input the abbreviation) (your program translates and prints the next 2 lines including punctuations) r: are y: why u: you ttyl: talk to you later 18:late brb: be right back lol:laughing bbl: be back later. tldr: too long; didn't read rofl: rolling on floor laughing gtg:got to go cya: see you cuzz:because out loud bff:best friend forever idk: I don't know sup: what's up? omg: oh my gosh nbd: no big deal tisnf: this is not fair nw: no way! rus: are you serious? myob:mind your own business njoy: enjoy nter:enter 1ce: once aka: also known as afk: away from keyboard jk:just kidding asap: as soon as possible app:application. atm:at the moment b4:before fyi: for your information bday:birthday k: okay msg:message np: no problem pic:picture plz:please sry: sorry dunno: don't know wut: what wuts: what's 1. The textabbrv.txt file is provided for you on Canvas. You are to use this text file and write and program as shown in the output sample. Allow the user to run the program as many times as the user wants. You must provide at least 5 test cases. a. You are to write a program where the user enters an abbreviation and your program will translate it to English. b. your program should take into consideration all punctuation marks that the user enters and displayed it in the English translation. c. You are to use dictionary. You may use list, tuples, sets if you need to. Below is the textabbr.txt file contents: rare u:you ttyl:talk to you later 18:late brb:be right back lol:laughing out loud bbl:be back later tldr:too long; didn't read rofl:rolling on floor laughing gtg:got to go cya:see you cuzz:because bff:best friend forever The output should display: >>> Enter a message to be translated: ru, lol ? The translated text is: are you, laughing out loud ? >>> (prompt for the user) (user input the abbreviation) (your program translates and prints the next 2 lines including punctuations) r: are y: why u: you ttyl: talk to you later 18:late brb: be right back lol:laughing bbl: be back later. tldr: too long; didn't read rofl: rolling on floor laughing gtg:got to go cya: see you cuzz:because out loud bff:best friend forever idk: I don't know sup: what's up? omg: oh my gosh nbd: no big deal tisnf: this is not fair nw: no way! rus: are you serious? myob:mind your own business njoy: enjoy nter:enter 1ce: once aka: also known as afk: away from keyboard jk:just kidding asap: as soon as possible app:application. atm:at the moment b4:before fyi: for your information bday:birthday k: okay msg:message np: no problem pic:picture plz:please sry: sorry dunno: don't know wut: what wuts: what's

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