Problem 4: Write a function called encode which takes a plaintext consisting only of the characters (Char) shown in the below table. The function receives a string and returns all the corresponding Dec encoding to each of the char in the list. Use a dictionary to solve the problem. If the string contains any characters that are not in the table it should return a message that the string contains a character that is out of reach. The case and space should

Problem 4: Write a function called encode which takes a plaintext consisting only of the characters (Char) shown in the below table. The function receives a string and returns all the corresponding Dec encoding to each of the char in the list. Use a dictionary to solve the problem. If the string contains any characters that are not in the table it should return a message that the string contains a character that is out of reach. The case and space should

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