If a user's input string matches a known text message abbreviation, output the unabbreviated form, else output: Unknown. Support two abbreviations: LOL -- laughing out loud, and IDK -- I don't know

Sample input/output:

Input an abbreviation: LOL
laughing out loud

LOL = "laughing out loud"

IDK = "i don't know"

BFF = "best friend forever"

text = input("input a known text message abbreviation: ")

if text == "LOL":

        print(LOL)

elif text == "IDK":

        print(IDK)

elif text == "BFF"

        print(BFF) 

else:

        print("unknown")

Explanation:

The code is written in python.  And I added another abbreviation apart from the required 2(BFF)

LOL = "laughing out loud"

This line of code equate the string "laughing out loud " to the variable LOL.

IDK = "i don't know"

This line of code equate the string "i don't know " to the variable IDK.

BFF = "best friend forever"

This line of code equate the string "best friend forever" to the variable BFF.

text = input("input a known text message abbreviation: ")

This code prompt the user to input the text message abbreviation.

if text == "LOL":

If the text the user inputted is LOL.

print(LOL)

This code print out the variable LOL.

elif text == "IDK":

else if the inputted is IDK

print(IDK)  

Display the variable IDK

elif text == "BFF"

else if the inputted text is BFF

print(BFF) 

display the variable BFF

else:

Otherwise

print("unknown")

display the text "unknown"

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