The exercise is to input a string from the user, and then output the following information: • Length of string (# of characters, including spaces and punctuation) • # of vowels in the string (a, e, i, o, u) • # of each vowel # of digraphs in the string (ai, ch, ea, ie, ou, ph, sh, th, wh) # of each digraph . Page 1 of 5
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Requirements are NO loops NO variables
I have most of it done there are some errors i cant figure out.
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![The exercise is to input a string from the user, and then output the following information:
- Length of string (# of characters, including spaces and punctuation)
- # of vowels in the string (a, e, i, o, u)
- # of each vowel
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- # of digraphs in the string (ai, ch, ea, ie, ou, ph, sh, th, wh)
- # of each digraph
For simplicity, only count lower-case vowels and digraphs. To help you get started, we are providing starter code that inputs a string from the user and calls a few functions that currently return 0:
### Code Example:
```plaintext
> dotnet run
Starting
input> this is a test
exploded: ['t'; 'h'; 'i'; 's'; ' '; 'i'; 's'; ' '; 'a'; ' '; 't'; 'e'; 's'; 't']
length: 0
vowels: 0
imploded: "this is a test"
Done
```
When your program is complete, here’s an example of how it should behave given the input: `"shush!" said the person on the train as i used my phone`
### Code Example:
```plaintext
> dotnet run
Starting
input> "shush!" said the person on the train as i used my phone
exploded: ['s'; 'h'; 'u'; 's'; 'h'; '!'; ' '; 's'; 'a'; 'i'; 'd'; ' '; 't'; 'h'; 'e'; ' '; 'p'; 'e'; 'r'; 's'; 'o'; 'n'; ' '; 'o'; 'n'; ' '; 't'; 'h'; 'e'; ' '; 't'; 'r'; 'a'; 'i'; 'n'; ' '; 'a'; 's'; ' '; 'i'; ' '; 'u'; 's'; 'e'; 'd'; ' '; 'm'; 'y'; ' '; 'p'; 'h'; 'o'; 'n'; 'e']
length: 50
vowels: 16
a: 2
e: 4
i: 3
o: 3
u: 3
digraphs: 6
ai: 2
sh: 2
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