In: Exercise 6 - Loudmouth, Senior ii Remember when you did the homework exercises on Lord and Lady Loudmouth, reformatting their text to reflect specific typing quirks using regular expressions? Let's add one more member of the Loudmouth family

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In: Exercise 6 - Loudmouth, Senior ii Remember when you did the homework exercises on Lord and Lady Loudmouth, reformatting their text to reflect specific typing quirks using regular expressions?

Let's add one more member of the Loudmouth family. Loudmouth Senior is an old man who has to take a break after every two words, so a sentence like 'My name is Kalina' would become 'My name... is Kalina.,..', and 'I teach LlN120' would become 'I teach... LlN120.I Write code that takes an input from the user, and reformats the text to fit this pattern. Hint: this isn't as simple as writing a regular expression. Remember that, to insert text, you have to replace a sequence with itself plus the new item. Instead, you must tokenize the sentence first, then manually mark the boundaries. When rebuilding your final string, remember that you can use 'for' to go item-by—item through a list!