1. Prompt the user for a String. (Note: The user input String may contain spaces) 2. Print the number of vowels and consonants in the String. The count displayed must account for all the vowels and consonants in the String regardless of case (upper or lower case). You must use a loop in your solution Hint: charAt (index) and length ) method for the String, toUpperCase (ch) (or toLowerCase (ch) ), isLetter (ch) method for the Character is helpful for this assignment 3. The output from the program must be enclosed in quotes as shown below in the sample run of the program Two Sample Run: Enter a string: JAcgaeIOU 123 YRE! The number oT VOWels 15 "The number of consonants is 5" Enter a string: 12345 67890 The number oT VOwels 15 "The number of consonants is Q"

1. Prompt the user for a String. (Note: The user input String may contain spaces) 2. Print the number of vowels and consonants in the String. The count displayed must account for all the vowels and consonants in the String regardless of case (upper or lower case). You must use a loop in your solution Hint: charAt (index) and length ) method for the String, toUpperCase (ch) (or toLowerCase (ch) ), isLetter (ch) method for the Character is helpful for this assignment 3. The output from the program must be enclosed in quotes as shown below in the sample run of the program Two Sample Run: Enter a string: JAcgaeIOU 123 YRE! The number oT VOWels 15 "The number of consonants is 5" Enter a string: 12345 67890 The number oT VOwels 15 "The number of consonants is Q"

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter7: User-defined Simple Data Types, Namespaces, And The String Type

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