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It was supposed to be a grocery list formated in JSON, but after a huge defeat this weekend in a game called Munchkin, Tariq your fearless yet petty leader decided to come reformat it in his own Object Notation. JerkSON... you are welcome.\n\n## JerkSON Format\n\nJust like Json , JerkSON is supposed to be a Key Value Pair data store.\n\nIn Json Key and Value are seperated as such (Key:Value) where the colon is the seperator.\n\nIn JerkSON Key and Value could be seperated by using a any of the following (:, @, ^, *, %) and there is no guarntee that there isn't another hidden symbol seperator. (There could be another one, or maybe there isn't , you tell me)... lol\n\nIn Json Key and Value pairs are seperated by a ',' in JerkSON its '##'\n\n## Your Task\nIts your job to build a JerkSON data parser, that is able to read in the raw data , and output a string formated list that resembles (outputFormat.txt) \n\nThere are some things to look out for.... 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