23.16 Text Message Abbreviation Decoder (Branching) LAB 23.16.1: Text Message Abbreviation Decoder (Branching) This tool is provided by a third party. Though your activity may be recorded, a page refresh may be needed to fill the banner. Text Message Abbreviation Decoder Write a function called DecoderMessage that matches a user's input string scalar to a known text message abbreviation, and output the unabbreviated form if known. Otherwise, output: Unknown. Support the abbreviations: LOL laughing out loud IDK I don't know BFF -best friends forever IMHO in my humble opinion TMI-too much information Restriction: Use the switch branching structure. For example >> userst ring=.. LOL". >> decodedString DecoderMessage( decodedst ring = use rst ring ) "laughing out loud" 23.16 Text Message Abbreviation Decoder (Branching) LAB 23.16.1: Text Message Abbreviation Decoder (Branching) This tool is provided by a third party. Though your activity may be recorded, a page refresh may be needed to fill the banner. Text Message Abbreviation Decoder Write a function called DecoderMessage that matches a user's input string scalar to a known text message abbreviation, and output the unabbreviated form if known. Otherwise, output: Unknown. Support the abbreviations: LOL laughing out loud IDK I don't know BFF -best friends forever IMHO in my humble opinion TMI-too much information Restriction: Use the switch branching structure. For example >> userst ring=.. LOL". >> decodedString DecoderMessage( decodedst ring = use rst ring ) "laughing out loud