Kaomoji, which means face character in Japanese, is the Japanese emoticon style. Unlike normal emoticons, Kaomoji are written horizontally and are made up of Japanese characters as well as punctuation, like this cat: (=^ ). print (msg.replace( You have decided to use Kaomoji for your messages instead of standard emoticons. Since you are used to writing standard emoticons, you decided to write a program to convert them to Kaomoji. Write a program that will read in your message and convert the emoticons in your message to Kaomoji as per the conversion table below: Submissions Output Emoticon Kaomojl Traceback (most recent call last) A_A) File "program,py", line 2, in print (msg. replace_)')) TypeError: replace() takes at least 2 arguments (1 given) 0.0)! Your program should work like this: Enter message: NCSS Challenge is awesome.) NCSS Challenge is awesome. _)