Write a program that will count the number of vowels found in a string. For your solution you must use the string function, count. And do not use if, we cover it in chapter 6. Hint: You will need to call count multiple times.

Write a program that will count the number of vowels found in a string. For your solution you must use the string function, count. And do not use if, we cover it in chapter 6. Hint: You will need to call count multiple times.

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