Your program will ask the user for a String that has a minimum of 3 characters. Then, you will print out the "Swap". The characters at index 0 and 1 will go to the back of the rest of the String. (Example: Original String of Hello will become lloHe).

Then, using the swap String, you will print out the vowel replacements. All vowels will be changed to be the character directly after them in the alphabet. The cases of the vowels should remain the same when changed to the consonants. (Example: a changes to b, E changes to F, etc. lloHE would become llpHF)

Then, using the vowel change String, you will print out the letters written in capital letters. (Example: llpHf would become LLPHF).

I will check your program using the following Strings entered to get the same sample outcomes:

Sample Outcome 1:

Please enter a String, with at least 3 characters


Provided String:
Swapping the String:
Replacing the Vowels:
Yelling:

Can someone please help me with the swapping letters and changing vowels portion? I am not sure what code to use for it.

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Idid not read your question or any thing i am just trying to get more pts so i can ask questions sorry

The answer is b ^_^ well tbh im guessing idk