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Answer:
Follows are the code to this question:
def vowel(x):#defining a method vowel that accept a parameter
return(x=='a' or x=='e' or x=='i' or x=='o' or x=='u')#return char value
def number(x):#defining a method number that accept a parameter
return(x=='0' or x=='1' or x=='2' or x=='3' or x=='4' or x=='5' or x=='6' or x=='7' or x=='8' or x=='9')#return number value
def main():#defining main method
s=input("Enter a string: ")#defining string variable
v=0#defining integer variable
n=0#defining integer variable
for f in s:#defining for loop for count value
if vowel(f):#defining if to check vowel
v=v+1#count vowel value
elif number(f):#defining elif for count number
n=n+1#count number value
print("Total vowels: ",v)#print vowels value
print("Total numbers: ",n)#print numbers value
main()
Output:
Enter a string: 678qeaft
Total vowels: 2
Total numbers: 3
Explanation:
In the above program code, three methods, "vowel, number and main" is defined, in which "vowel and number" accept an x variable in its parameter and return a value with their respective name.
Inside the main method a string variable "s" is defined that accepts a string value and defines an "n and v" integer variable, and in the for loop, it calls the above methods to use the integer variable to count string and number value and print its calculated value.
