Given a letter, created a function which returns the nearest vowel to the letter. If twovowels are equidistant to the given letter, return the earlier vowel.Examplesnearest Vowel("b")nearest Vowel("s")nearestVowel("c")nearest Vowel("i")Notes• All letters will be given in lowercase.• There will be no alphabet wrapping involved, meaning the closest vowel to "z" shouldreturn "u", not "a".

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Given a letter, created a function which returns the nearest vowel to the letter. If two vowels are equidistant to the given letter, return the earlier vowel. Examples nearest Vowel("b") ➡ "a" nearest Vowel("s") ➡ "u" nearest Vowel("c") nearest Vowel("i") → Notes • All letters will be given in lowercase. • There will be no alphabet wrapping involved, meaning the closest vowel to "z" should return "u", not "a".

Given a letter, created a function which returns the nearest vowel to the letter. If two vowels are equidistant to the given letter, return the earlier vowel. Examples nearest Vowel("b") ➡ "a" nearest Vowel("s") ➡ "u" nearest Vowel("c") nearest Vowel("i") → Notes • All letters will be given in lowercase. • There will be no alphabet wrapping involved, meaning the closest vowel to "z" should return "u", not "a".

Database System Concepts

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ISBN:9780078022159

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

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

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