Never mind....

[CPlusxTwo]

.....

[Danny Toledo]

What have you got thus far? Or do you want one of us to make it for you?

[Intrexa]

Just use the function that counts vowels.

int main(){
 
int x = countVowel("This is an example", 'o');
cout << x;
}

Don't forget to include the proper headers

[whitenite1]

Here is a full program, that does what you need. You input a word or sentence, and the program lets you know how many letters there were, how many vowels, consonants and punctuations. I wrote this for my daughters C++ class.

[ code removed so as not to do peoples homework for them ]

Hope this helps..

( This works under MS Visual C++ 2008 Express. If you use something different, you may need to make a few changes.. )

whitenite1

[CPlusxTwo]

Sorry I asked...

[whitenite1]

Okay, here is a corrected version for you. I got rid of punctuation and any of the fancier stuff. Now it checks ONLY for the 5 vowels, and prints out as you specified in your post. I compiled it with MS Visual C++ 2008 Express, and it works. Hope you can still use it..

[ code removed so as not to do peoples homework for them ]

whitenite1

[Intrexa]

Need to not do his homework for him... Particularly like the example string he includes