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Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Write a function called extractor() that takes a name as a parameter and
counts every vowel present in it. The function should also identify and
concat the consonants in another string. Finally, RETURN the total number
of total vowels present in the name and the consonant string.

Note: The name could be a mixture of uppercase & lowercase letters.

Sample Input 1:
Muhaiminul

Function call 1:
extractor("Muhaiminul")

Sample Output 1:
(5, 'mhmnl')

Explanation 1:
Here, in the given name, we have 5 vowels (uaiiu). That's why 5 in the
output. 'mhmnl' are the consonants present in the name.

Sample Input 2:
iLiyana

Function call 2:
extractor("iLiyana")

Sample Output 2:
(4, 'lyn')

Explanation 2:
Here, in the given name, we have 4 vowels (iiaa). That's why 4 in the
output. 'lyn' are the consonants present in the name.