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Write a program that takes a sentence and a single character (in a separate line) as input from the user. The program will then count how many times this single character appears in the entered sentence and output this count.
Ex: if the user enters:
It is a beautiful day in the neighborhood!
t the program then outputs:
t appears 3 times.
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