Python Create a program that will accept either a decimal number $($as a string$)$ or a binary number $($as a string$)$ and display the appropriate symbol, according to the table below. Note the following:

You may copy and paste from the table into your program to make sure you have the correct symbol and bit$-$stream.

If the user enters a decimal or binary number not in the table, you should print Invalid Number. You do not have to check to make sure the binary number is $8$ digits.

Make sure your program output ends with the appropriate symbol or the words Invalid Number, with no other characters.

$\backslash$table$[[$Symbol$,$Decimal Number,Binary Number$],[[,64,0100000],[$@$,91,10101011],[$&$,126,0111110],[-,124,0111100]]$

Here is a sample run of the program:

Enter a decimal or binary number: $64$ That symbol is: $[$