Use a "while" loop to take character input and display the total number of vowels entered with separate count for each of the vowels.
Following is a sample run of the program:
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Enter a word. Enter to digit to mark the end of word.
television
0
Number of a's: 0
Number of e's: 2
Number of i's: 2
Use a "while" loop to take character input and display the total number of vowels entered with separate count for each of the vowels.
Following is a sample run of the program:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Enter a word. Enter to digit to mark the end of word.
television
0
Number of a's: 0
Number of e's: 2
Number of i's: 2
Number of o's: 1
Number of u's: 0
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Process exited after 11.26 seconds with return value 0
Press any key to continue . . .
Number of o's: 1
Number of u's: 0
--------------------------------
Process exited after 11.26 seconds with return value 0
Press any key to continue . . .
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CODE
In C++
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
//variables
char characters[100];
int
i=0,count_a=0,count_e=0,count_i=0,count_o=0,count_u=0;
//prompt for word
cout<<"Enter a word. Enter to digit to mark the
end of word."<<endl;
//while loop
while(true)
{
//inputs characters
cin>>characters[i];
//if digit exits the loop
if(characters[i]>='0' &&
characters[i]<='9')
break;
//counting number of a
if(characters[i]=='a')
count_a++;
//counting number of e
if(characters[i]=='e')
count_e++;
//counting number of i
if(characters[i]=='i')
count_i++;
//counting number of o
if(characters[i]=='o')
count_o++;
//counting number of u
if(characters[i]=='u')
count_u++;
}
//printing outputs
cout<<"Number of a's:
"<<count_a<<endl;
cout<<"Number of e's:
"<<count_e<<endl;
cout<<"Number of i's:
"<<count_i<<endl;
cout<<"Number of o's:
"<<count_o<<endl;
cout<<"Number of u's:
"<<count_u<<endl;
return 0;
}
In C
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
//variables
char characters[100];
int
i=0,count_a=0,count_e=0,count_i=0,count_o=0,count_u=0;
//prompt for word
printf("Enter a word. Enter to digit to mark the end
of word.\n");
//while loop
while(1)
{
//inputs characters
scanf("%c",&characters[i]);
//if digit exits the loop
if(characters[i]>='0' &&
characters[i]<='9')
break;
//counting number of a
if(characters[i]=='a')
count_a++;
//counting number of e
if(characters[i]=='e')
count_e++;
//counting number of i
if(characters[i]=='i')
count_i++;
//counting number of o
if(characters[i]=='o')
count_o++;
//counting number of u
if(characters[i]=='u')
count_u++;
}
//printing outputs
printf("Number of a's: %d\n",count_a);
printf("Number of e's: %d\n",count_e);
printf("Number of i's: %d\n",count_i);
printf("Number of o's: %d\n",count_o);
printf("Number of u's: %d\n",count_u);
return 0;
}
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