Write a program that takes 10 characters type input from user. In the end, your program should display count of Capital and small alphabets, count of integers and special characters. Sample Output: Enter 10 characters: A B C t g 1 0 $ ^ # Total Capital Letters are: 3 Total Small Letters are: 2 Total Integer values are: 2 Total Special characters are: 3

Write a program that takes 10 characters type input from user. In the end, your program should display count of Capital and small alphabets, count of integers and special characters. Sample Output: Enter 10 characters: A B C t g 1 0 $ ^ # Total Capital Letters are: 3 Total Small Letters are: 2 Total Integer values are: 2 Total Special characters are: 3

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