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Write a method that turns some text into something Porky Pig would say.
To do that, you just need to add "Bdap bdap bb " to before the given text.
For example, if you called
porkyPig("that's all folks!"),
it would return
"Bdap bdap bb that's all folks!"
The method signature should be
public String porkyPig(String something)
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