Given a file of text, output the number of Vowels, Consonants, Digits and Special characters in each line of the file.Definitions:A consonant is any alphabetic character that's not a vowelA special character is any character that is neither alphabetic nor a digit.Ex: If the input file is:●data2.txtthe output is:Character analysis of each line from file data2.txtLineWhy did the duck cross the road?To prove he wasn't chicken!Why did the cow cross the road?●Character Count.V: 7V: 7V: 7V: 8/**C: 18D: 0C: 14 D: 0To get to the udder side!Note: All input files on which your program will be tested can be downloaded below.Step 0: Work on this project using Clion.@param@param@paramC: 17 D: 0Step 2: Create a function following the specification:C: 11S: 7D: 0S: 6• The first step is to create a new project (we will call it lab04). Follow these instructions.O Click New Project on the Welcome screen or select File | New Project from the main menu.OIn the New Project window that opens, select C++ Executable in the left-hand pane. Set the project name (lab04)and the language standard (C++ 14 or C++17).S: 7• You are now ready to write your code on main.cppCopy your code for this problem from lab03 and ensure you can compile and run it!Ask the instructor if you are having trouble getting your lab03 code from running correctly in Clion.S: 6• Important: If you didn't get your lab 03 code working for this problem, do not hesitate to take help from peers orinstructor and ensure you have a working lab 03 code.Step 1: Modify the function printReport so that it takes an additional argument (string for the line that is being analyzed)and prints the character counts in the following format: line (left-justified to 35 characters) followed by the abbreviation foreach kind of character count. Each abbreviation is followed by a space (example: "V: ") followed by the count, which isleft-justified to 4 characters.• Modify the call to printReport in the main () function according to the new definition of printReport.Run your code to make sure it works and gives the correct output for a test string.*Sets the counts for different kinds of characters in a stringuserText the input line that is being analyzedvowelCount the number of vowels in userTextconsoCount the number of consonants in userText* @param digitCount the number of digits in userText@param specialCount the number of special characters in userText@prevowelCount, consoCount, digitCount and specialCount are zero@post vowelCount, consoCount, digitCount and specialCount are populated with therespective counts.**/void getCount (string userText, int& vowelCount, int& consoCount, int& digitCount, int &special Count)Refactor your main () so that it only calls get Count and printReport by passing it appropriate arguments. At thisstage, your main() shouldn't be more than 4-5 lines of code! Run your code to make sure it works and gives the correctoutput for a test string. Step 3: Reading from an input fileYour program will now take its input from this file instead of from the user. Here's what you want to do:• Remove the call to getUserInput. You can also remove its definition and prototype if you like.Within main, prompt the user for a file and open that file to read lines. If the file doesn't exist, display a warningmessage and exit the program.Display a summary statement in the following format such that the string "Line" is left-justified to 35 characters andthe string "Character Count" is left-justified to 20 characters.·Character analysis of each line from file datal.txtLine·Character CountProcess each line in the file to get and print their character count. You should be able to now see the benefit of writingfunctions get Count and printReport!• To test your code on CLion, place the input files in the directory cmake-build-debug under the project directory lab04.All the input files can be downloaded from below.Step 4: Writing onto a file• So far your program uses cout to write onto the standard output. Now you will write another function writeReportthat has the same parameters as printReport with an additional parameter that is a reference to ofstream (it is apass-by-reference parameter). Both functions have the exact functionality except that while printReport uses cout,writeReport will use the parameter corresponding to the ofstream.• In main (), open an output file stream to write to file data analysis.txt. Then just after the call to printReport, callthe writeReport function by passing in the parameters corresponding to character counts and the parametercorresponding to the output file stream.• Don't forget to close the output file stream at the end of the function.• Ensure that by running the code, not only do you get output on the console but also in a file data analysis.txt, which isgenerated in the cmake-build-debug under the project directory lab04. Note that the output file only containsinformation related to character counts and not the summary statements provided in Step 3.

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