Vowel and Consonant Counter
The Vowel and Consonant Counter is a tool designed to analyze a given text and count the number of vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and consonants (all other alphabetic characters except vowels). It is particularly useful for linguistics, text analysis, and educational purposes, helping users understand the structure of written content.
Features:
- Automatic Text Analysis: Accepts input text and provides real-time counts of vowels and consonants.
- Case Insensitivity: Works with both uppercase and lowercase letters seamlessly.
- Multi-Language Support: Can be adapted to different languages (based on the vowel/consonant rules of the language).
- Whitespace and Special Character Handling: Ignores spaces, punctuation, numbers, and special characters in the count.
- Detailed Breakdown: Offers separate counts for each vowel and consonant if needed.
- User-Friendly Interface: Simple input field and visual representation of results (e.g., bar charts or pie charts).
- Custom Settings: Users can customize rules for what constitutes a vowel/consonant (helpful for languages with unique phonetic structures).
How It Works:
- Input Text: The user enters or pastes the text into the tool's input field.
- Processing:
- The tool processes the text to strip out non-alphabetic characters.
- It separates the alphabetic characters into vowels and consonants.
- Counting:
- A loop or a built-in function iterates through the text.
- Each character is checked against predefined vowel and consonant lists.
- Output Results:
- Displays the total count of vowels and consonants.
- Optionally shows individual counts for each vowel and consonant.
- Visual Representation (if applicable):
- Generates charts, graphs, or other visual aids to display results.
Example:
- Input Text: "Hello, World!"
- Process:
- Strip non-alphabetic characters → "HelloWorld"
- Identify vowels → e, o, o
- Identify consonants → h, l, l, w, r, l, d
- Output:
- Vowels: 3
- Consonants: 7
