Please help me with this code question thx P4.14 Write a program that reads a word and prints the number of syllables in the word.For this exercise, assume that syllables are determined as follows: Each sequence ofvowels a e i o u y, except for the last e in a word, is a vowel. However, if that algo-rithm yields a count of 0, change it to 1. For example,WordSyllables2Harryhairyharethe1 Test cases:1. Your program needs to prompt the user for an input string (i.e., Harry, hairy,hare, and the).2. Your program should produce a report with a header (i.e. Word for the firstcolumn, and Syllabus for the second column) for each column.3. Your report should look like the followingWordSyllabusHarry2hairy2hare1the1

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Write a program that reads a word and prints the number of syllables in the word. For this exercise, assume that syllables are determined as follows: Each sequence of vowels a e iou y, except for the last e in a word, is a vowel. However, if that algo- rithm yields a count of 0, change it to 1. For example, Word Harry hairy hare the Syllables 1

Write a program that reads a word and prints the number of syllables in the word. For this exercise, assume that syllables are determined as follows: Each sequence of vowels a e iou y, except for the last e in a word, is a vowel. However, if that algo- rithm yields a count of 0, change it to 1. For example, Word Harry hairy hare the Syllables 1

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