In python Sort short_names in reverse alphabetic order.
Sample output with input: 'Jan Sam Ann Joe Tod'['Tod', 'Sam', 'Joe', 'Jan', 'Ann']
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user_input = input()
short_names = user_input. split()
''' Your solution goes here '''
print(short_names)

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