Write a program to simplify a Boolean expression. The user will enter from the keyboard a string representing a valid Boolean expression with spaces between the characters. The operators used will be OR (+), AND (*) and NOT (~), and the only valid Input characters will be A, B, +, *, ~, ( , ), 1 and 0. The expression should contain at most 3 operands, 3 operators and one set of parentheses. Output to the screen a line printing the simplified equivalent of the given expression. Simplify means write with the fewest operators with no parentheses. Use the ACSL Boolean Identities to simplify: Use the STL string class in C++

Suppose you are to design a program that prompts the user to enter a String and displays the number of vowels, consonants, and spaces. Assume letters A, E, I, O, U (or a, e, i, o, u) as the vowels. Check the two sample runs and carefully read the instructions below. Two Sample Run: Enter a String: I Love CPS*1231 LOL!!! "The number of vowels is 4" ● Instructions: Prompt the user to input a String (the String may contain spaces). Based on the inputted String, check each character using a Loop to count the total number of vowels, consonants, and spaces. Print the total number of vowels, consonants, and spaces. The count displayed must account for all the vowels and consonants in the String regardless of case-sensitivity (upper or lower case). Print double quotes in the beginning and end of the output as shown in the Sample Run. Hint: ● "The number of consonants is 7" "The number of spaces is 3" ● ● O charAt(index) and length() method from the String class, toUpperCase(ch) (or…