Exercise 3 Problem Write a program that accepts input from the user. Create another string that contains either a u. 1. or- for each character of the original string. Use u when the character is uppercase, and use 1 when the character is lowercase. If the character is neither uppercase or lowercase, use. Print the second string. Important, do not put a prompt when asking for user input. Just use input. Adding a prompt will cause your program to not pass the tests. Expected Output • If the user inputs cat, then the output will be:

Exercise 3 Problem Write a program that accepts input from the user. Create another string that contains either a u. 1. or- for each character of the original string. Use u when the character is uppercase, and use 1 when the character is lowercase. If the character is neither uppercase or lowercase, use. Print the second string. Important, do not put a prompt when asking for user input. Just use input. Adding a prompt will cause your program to not pass the tests. Expected Output • If the user inputs cat, then the output will be:

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