Hi, I need to solve this problem with C++ programming language using Visual Studio. Thank you Prog5Write a program that will let the user enter a string. Then tell the user their string and how manylowercase 'e' characters are in the string.Ex: if the user enters "When in the course of human events", the output should look like:"When in the course of human events"String :There are 5 'e' characters in the stringEx: if the user enters "Ain't any in this string", the output should look like:String :There are 0 'e' characters in the string"Ain't any in this string"Ex: if the user enters “EEEEEEEK! A rat!", the output should look like:String :There are 0 'e' characters in the string"EEEEEEEK! A rat!"Note: 1. You must use a for loop to count the lowercase 'e's2. Review Table 2-2 to see how to print the double quote character (")Hints: 1. Use the string object's length function (end of section 3.8) to help the for loop decide howmany times to run2. Use the string object's at function to get a char at a particular spot in a string. For instance, ifstring name contains "Bart", then name.at(0) returns 'B', name.at(1) returns 'a',name.at (2) returns 'r', and name.at (3) returns 't'. The value in the parentheses can be avariable too (strong hint). Notice the first character in a string is at position 0

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