• Write a program that calls the required function and provides the requested output. • Write a function that matches the specifications • Use for OBJ in CONTAINER loop to go over characters in the...


• Write a program that calls the required<br>function and provides the requested output.<br>• Write a function that matches the<br>specifications<br>• Use for OBJ in CONTAINER loop to go<br>over characters in the string<br>• Use if statements to compare the strings<br>and characters<br>Try in statement to simplify a condition<br>Create and increment variables to count (use<br>the accumulator pattern)<br>Write the print statement that allows the<br>correct formatting of the output<br>Instructions<br>In English there are five vowel letters in the<br>alphabet: A, E, I, O, U. For the purposes of this<br>exercise we won't count Y as a vowel.<br>Write a program that takes input from the user and<br>prints the number of vowels calling a function<br>count_vowels.<br>Write a function count_vowels takes a line of<br>text as an argument and returns the total the<br>number of vowels in the input. Make sure to<br>account for both, uppercase or lowercase letters.<br>Ex: If the input is:<br>Listen, Mr. Adams, calm down.<br>the output is:<br>The text<br>'Listen, Mr. Adams, calm<br>down.'<br>has 6 vowels.<br>

Extracted text: • Write a program that calls the required function and provides the requested output. • Write a function that matches the specifications • Use for OBJ in CONTAINER loop to go over characters in the string • Use if statements to compare the strings and characters Try in statement to simplify a condition Create and increment variables to count (use the accumulator pattern) Write the print statement that allows the correct formatting of the output Instructions In English there are five vowel letters in the alphabet: A, E, I, O, U. For the purposes of this exercise we won't count Y as a vowel. Write a program that takes input from the user and prints the number of vowels calling a function count_vowels. Write a function count_vowels takes a line of text as an argument and returns the total the number of vowels in the input. Make sure to account for both, uppercase or lowercase letters. Ex: If the input is: Listen, Mr. Adams, calm down. the output is: The text 'Listen, Mr. Adams, calm down.' has 6 vowels.

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