Create a function called reportVowel that takes a string as an input parameter.  Return from the function the INDEX of the first vowel encountered.  No import libraries can be used in your code.  Example call:  reportVowel ("This is a nice sentence.") would return '2', the position of the i in This.   Vowels: a,e,i,o,u,y. You can assume all input is lower case. in python

Given string userGreeting on one line and string userName on a second line, append a space to userGreeting. Then, append userName to userGreeting. Lastly, append a period to userGreeting. Ex: If the input is: Hey Wilma Lee then the output is: Hey Wilma Lee. #include <iostream>#include <string>using namespace std; int main() {   string userGreeting;   string userName;    getline(cin, userGreeting);   getline(cin, userName);    /* Your code goes here */    cout << userGreeting << endl;    return 0;}

For this project, you will be writing regular expressions that look for and find all instances of a date in any given string. Your program should: Find the following different formats for dates: August 2nd, 1994 august 2, 1994  08/02/1994 08/02/94 08-02-1994 Your program should be case insensitive using re.IGNORECASE Your program can only have a maximum of two different regexes. A special prize goes to those of you who can fit all of this into one regex Your program should be able to tell if the date is a valid date. For example, if the date says 99/99/99, then your program should ignore this as a date. HINT: this is not done within the regex. Try saving your dates to something like a list and going through that list after your regex runs.  At the end of your program, it should print out all of the dates in the following format: mm/dd/yyyy. EX. 08/02/1994 Your program should use at least two character classes, you may need more. Feel free to make your own custom classes as well.…

In Python Create a program that reads a full name as a single string, and and uses the split creates a username with the following rules: The first character of the username is the first character of the first name. The second character of the username is the first letter of the middle name, if one was provided. The rest of the characters will be a prefix of the last name, long enough to meet the length requirement. The username can have up to 8 characters only, and in lowercase.