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Hey guys in this video. I'm coding a vowel checker app in three different languages, so let's get right into it
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I'm adding header files using namespace and now we're creating our main function and
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I'm declaring two variables now Let's take input from the user that would be an alphabet
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You know I want to convert that alphabet to lowercase so that I don't have to write a separate
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condition for capital letters So now let's check that alphabet whether that's a vowel or a consonant, so I'm using if statement here
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And also getting help from Those logical operator that logical operator you can call it or operator that straight two bars
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is known as a An or operator, so we're printing that message you're entered a vowel if it doesn't match with that if the conditions fall
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It will print out you enter consonant So let me import these
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libraries and I'm gonna create my class as well checker We're defining remain function
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And now I'm declaring two variables Let's take the input from the user and our character
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And then I'm storing that alphabet in ch variable So now let's convert that into lowercase
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And now we're checking that if that's a vowel or if that's a
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Consonant so Same as this C++ We're using our logical operator using if statement the same things for if statement is almost
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Same and now we're printing that message And same goes for inside of else statement you enter a consonant
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So that is it and now we're you know, we're waiting for the user to enter a character
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So let's take input from the user user has to enter an alphabet and then store that in chart variable and then you know have to
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convert that into lower lowercase and Simply using an if statement would do the trick so we can also use or operator in Python
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but we simply type it is or That's it I just enter all the vowels and then if that's a vowel so print that
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Otherwise print that you enter a consonant. That's all. Thank you guys for watching
