Write a function called mess that takes a phrase (i.e., a string) as input and then

returns the copy of that phrase where each character that is one of the last 8

consonants of English alphabet is capitalized (so, r, s, t, v, w, x,y , z) and where

each blank space is replaced by dash.

For this question, use a for loop over characters of a string, and accumulator.

(We will see, or have seen, that in Lecture 8 on Monday). When called from the

python shell, your function should behave as follows:

>>> mess('Random access memory ')

'Random-acceSS-memoRY--'

>>> mess('central processing unit.')

cenTRal-pRoceSSing---uniT.'