Hi,i need help with this program using Java.Write a program that reads the file AdventuresInWonderland.txt one line at a time and prints the count of each of the five vowels followed by a count of the consonants in the file.Coding requirements:Read the text from the file AdventuresInWonderland.txt.Use a single while loop to read the lines of the file.Use a single for loop to iterate over the characters in each line.Use a single switch statement to determine which counter to increment.Notes:The input may contain punctuation and digits as well as letters.Account for both uppercase and lowercase letters.Character.toLowerCase(ch) returns the lowercase character corresponding to ch(char ch).Character.toUpperCase(ch) returns the uppercase character corresponding to ch(char ch).Character.isLetter(ch) returns true when ch is an alphabetic letterExpected output: Vowels found:a: 324e: 455i: 251o: 300u: 109Consonants: 2384Example: If one creates a Scanner as follows: Scanner scanner = new Scanner("The quick brown fox jumps Over the lazy dog.");the expected output is: Vowels found:a: 1e: 3i: 1o: 4u: 2Consonants: 24Thank you!

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Hi,

i need help with this program using Java.

Write a program that reads the file AdventuresInWonderland.txt one line at a time and prints the count of each of the five vowels followed by a count of the consonants in the file.

Coding requirements:

Read the text from the file AdventuresInWonderland.txt.
Use a single while loop to read the lines of the file.
Use a single for loop to iterate over the characters in each line.
Use a single switch statement to determine which counter to increment.

Notes:

The input may contain punctuation and digits as well as letters.
Account for both uppercase and lowercase letters.
Character.toLowerCase(ch) returns the lowercase character corresponding to ch(char ch).
Character.toUpperCase(ch) returns the uppercase character corresponding to ch(char ch).
Character.isLetter(ch) returns true when ch is an alphabetic letter

Expected output:

Vowels found:

a: 324

e: 455

i: 251

o: 300

u: 109

Consonants: 2384

Example: If one creates a Scanner as follows:

Scanner scanner = new Scanner("The quick brown fox jumps Over the lazy dog.");

the expected output is:

Vowels found:

a: 1

e: 3

i: 1

o: 4

u: 2

Consonants: 24

Thank you!

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