A Character Translation: Input File: Chart - in
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SamiraA CHARACTER TRANSLATION
Input File: chart.in
CAOS (Computer Aid for Office Security) is developing an encoding system to protect text files. The
designed encoding is based on a character translation map, defined by a set of pairs
{(a1,b1), (a2,b2), ..., (aM,bM)}
where aj, bj are characters of the English alphabet , 1≤j≤M. The encoding of a given text is the
same text where each aj is replaced by the corresponding bj. The replacements should be carried
simultaneously.
For instance: With the character translation map
{(m,d),(e,i),(s,r),(d,e),(y,s),(n,s),(r,n)}
the text send more money is encoded to rise doni dosis.
CAOS asked you to write a program to accomplish text encoding as explained. Your program
receives a character translation map and a text to be translated.
INPUT
Input consists of N test cases (1≤N≤10). The number N is given in the first line of the input file.
Each test case is defined with
• a line with s, a string of non repeated characters of the english alphabet (a..z)
• a line with a string t, of the same length than s
• a line with a text that must be encoded
The character translation map of the test case is defined by
{(s1,t1),(s2,t2),... (sj,tj),...}
where sj and tj are the j-th characters of the strings s and t.
OUTPUT
For each analyzed case one output line. Cases must be answered in the same order that were
presented. The output line of a test case is the corresponding encoded text.
SAMPLE INPUT
2
mesdynr
diressn
send more money
abcd
baca
abracadabra barba
OUTPUT FOR THE SAMPLE INPUT
rise doni dosis
barbcbabarb abrab
