Implement a function getFileText$()$ that takes a fileName as a parameter. The file, glossary.txt$,$ contains a social media initialism and its meaning, separated by a colon.

example:

MTFBWY: May The Force Be With You

You may assume that the file is not empty. getFileText$()$ will read a file to a String variable and then convert it to a list of strings. getFileText$()$ will return a list of all the social media terms and their meanings. Youwill needtoremove any $"$Tn$"[\text{'}$FB: Facebook', $\text{'}$IG: Instagram', $\text{'}$LI: LinkedIn', $\text{'}$TW: Twitter', $\text{'}$YT: YouTube', $\text{'}$DM: Direct Message', $\text{'}$MT: Modified Tweet', $\text{'}$PM: Private Message', $\text{'}$RT: Retweet', $\text{'}411$: Information', $\text{'}$AF: As F$***\text{'},$ 'AFAIK: As Far As I Know', 'AMA: Ask Me Anything', 'ASL: Age$/$Sex$/$Location$\text{'},\text{'}$B$4$: Before', 'BAE: Before Anyone Else', $\text{'}$B$/$C$,$ BC: Because', $\text{'}$BFF: Best Friends Forever', $\text{'}$BRB: Be Right Back', 'BTAIM: Be That As It May', $\text{'}$BTS: Behind the Scenes', 'BTW: By The Way', 'DAE: Does Anyone Know?$\text{'},...]2.$ Implement a function glossaryTerms $($fname$)$ that takes a filename. The function will call getFileText $()$ to get the list from the file. Your code will convert each list entry into a key$-$value pair and store it in a dictionary. Assign the social media initialism as the key and its meaning as the value:example:key: MTFBWY value: May The Force Be With YouglossaryTerms $()$ will call printWordD $($dictionary$)$ to display the dictionary in key$-$value pairs.FB: FacebookIG: InstagramLI: LinkedInTW: TwitterYT: YouTubeDM: Direct MessageMT: Modified TweetPM: Private MessageRT: Retweet$411$: Information

Implement a function findMeaning $()$ which takes a string, key, as a parameter. This function will return the key$-$value pair.