PYTHON PROGRAMMINGCreate a program that will take a string ‘s’ and some integer ‘i’ from the user. Then proceed to write an algorithm that will check within the given string ‘s’, the most vowels found within any substring of ‘s’ of given length ‘i’. You may return an integer for the number of vowels found as the output, see examples below for further explanation .For example, if the user inputs the string; s = “iopuuugab” and an integer i = 3, then the output of “3” will be returned as the string “uuu” contains three vowelsSecond example: if the user inputs string “gaspesie” and i =“3” then the output returned is “2”, the strings “esi” and “sie” both contain 2 vowels (note: the vowels do not need to be consecutive)Third example: if the user inputs the string “Lynx” and integer = “4”, output would be “0” as there are no vowels present.Fourth example: if the user inputs the string “hello” and integer “2”, output would be “1” as the combinations yield only one vowel: “he”, “el”, “lo”

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Create a program that will take a string ‘s’ and some integer ‘i’ from the user. Then proceed to write an algorithm that will check within the given string ‘s’, the most vowels found within any substring of ‘s’ of given length ‘i’. You may return an integer for the number of vowels found as the output, see examples below for further explanation .
For example, if the user inputs the string; s = “iopuuugab” and an integer i = 3, then the output of “3” will be returned as the string “uuu” contains three vowels
Second example: if the user inputs string “gaspesie” and i =“3” then the output returned is “2”, the strings “esi” and “sie” both contain 2 vowels (note: the vowels do not need to be consecutive)
Third example: if the user inputs the string “Lynx” and integer = “4”, output would be “0” as there are no vowels present.
Fourth example: if the user inputs the string “hello” and integer “2”, output would be “1” as the combinations yield only one vowel: “he”, “el”, “lo”

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