Create a function that takes in a sentence as input and returns the most common last vowel in the sentence as a single character string. Examples common Last Vowel ("Hello World!") common Last Vowel ("Watch the characters dance!") - "e" common Last Vowel ("00I UUI EEI AAI") Notes - • There will only be one common last vowel in each sentence. • If the word has one vowel, treat the vowel as the last one even if it is at the start of the word. • The question asks you to compile all of the last vowels of each word and returns the vowel in the list which appears most often. •y won't count as a vowel. • Return outputs in lowercase.

Create a function that takes in a sentence as input and returns the most common last vowel in the sentence as a single character string. Examples common Last Vowel ("Hello World!") common Last Vowel ("Watch the characters dance!") - "e" common Last Vowel ("00I UUI EEI AAI") Notes - • There will only be one common last vowel in each sentence. • If the word has one vowel, treat the vowel as the last one even if it is at the start of the word. • The question asks you to compile all of the last vowels of each word and returns the vowel in the list which appears most often. •y won't count as a vowel. • Return outputs in lowercase.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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