Evaluating a SentenceSeirtenceNounphaseVarbDetor-mirarVorbNounphrasaDetor- AdjecivemingsNounThe dog chased the black cat.FIGURE 192. Parsing: structure ol a sentenceUsing the concepts you have learned about Strings, create a well-documented program that will give the user information about a sentence asfollows:- The program will ask the user to enter a sentence. Do not use anypunctuation for the first version.- The program will return the following information:o Number of words in the sentence.o Number of vowels in the sentence. (a, e, i, o, u)o Number of consonants in the sentence.The program should keep looping and asking the user for more sentencesto be processed until the user indicates that they are finished by entering ina value to quit.

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Using the concepts you have learned about Strings, create a well- documented program that will give the user information about a sentence as follows:

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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