Morse coder-decoder

Minimum requirements 1. Your app should support the following commands. ● help, - shows the list of commands and what they do. ● `code [login to view URL] [login to view URL], - code text from [login to view URL] in Morse code. Save result in [login to view URL] ● `decode [login to view URL] [login to view URL], - decode Morse code from input.txt. Save result in [login to view URL] ● search, shows Morse code for the specified symbol ● show, Shows a table with Morse code ● ‘case_sensitive’- enable case-sensitive processing. ● case-insensitive - enable case-insensitive processing. ● ‘load_dictionary [login to view URL]’ - load a new dictionary from the specified file. Set the dictionary storage format yourself. 2. Implement an input loop control to show the pt.1 above as a menu and ask a user to enter a command 3. Each command will have its own function. 4. Each function should have a doc string/comment, that explains what the function does 5. the dictionary is dynamically loaded from a file. 6. The size of the structure for storing the dictionary is changed dynamically 7. after starting the program, encoding does not start until the user specifies the required dictionary. 8. As a demonstration, code and decode any book in .txt format 9. The program handles errors gracefully, providing clear error messages. 10. This project must be developed within a standard Integrated Development Environment (IDE) installed on local computer. As part of your project submission, you must demonstrate your proficiency in using the IDE for program analysis and debugging. 11. Unified naming conventions 12. The code is well-organized. Each function solves some small, manageable task. 13. Ensure that the program handles invalid inputs gracefully. For encoding, only accept letters and numbers. For decoding, only accept valid Morse code characters (dots, dashes, and spaces).