Write a program that reads one or more strings from the standard input and outputs the count of vowels, consonants, and digit characters found in the stream.

endinput = "no"

mylist = []

vowel = ['a', 'e', 'i', 'o', 'u']

vowelcount = 0

consonantcount = 0

digitcount = 0

string = " "

number = [ str(i) for i in range(0, 10)]

while endinput == "no":

   inputs = input("Enter string value: ")

   mylist.append(inputs)

   endinput = input("Do you want to end input? ( enter no to continue:  ")

for item in mylist:

   txt = item

   print(txt)

   for i in txt:

       if i == string:

           continue

       elif i in vowel:

           vowelcount +=1

       elif i in number:

           digitcount += 1

       else:

           consonantcount += 1  

print("Vowels: ", vowelcount)

print("Digits: ", digitcount)

print("Consonant: ", consonantcount)

Explanation:

The python program receives one or more strings from the standard input and appends it to a list. The algorithm iterates through the list of string values and counts the number of vowels, consonants, and digits.

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