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Create a program that checks if inputs have a valid command and string and translates it. You will receive n count of strings. For each string, check if it's valid. A string is valid when: • The command is surrounded by "!", starts with an uppercase letter, followed only by lowercase letters. • The command Is minimum 3 characters long • There is a colon after the command. • There is a string consisting of alphabetical letters between square brackets "[" and "]". • It must be minimum 8 characters long. Example for a valid string: "!Send!:[IvanisHere]" You must check if the string is valid and if it is - translates it. If it isn't - print the following message: "The message is invalid" Translating a string means taking all letters from the string and turn them into ASCII numbers. After successful translation, print it in the following format: "{command}:{number1} {number2} … {numberN}" Note: Translate only the text in the string. If you have "[Ivan is Here]", the part that you need to translate is "Ivan is Here". Input • On the first line, you will receive an integer n - the count of inputs. • On the next n lines - input that you must check if it has a valid string. Output • Print the result in format described above. in pyhthono

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