c$++$ Given a line of text as input: $(1)$ output the number of characters excluding the three characters commonly used for end$-$of$-$sentence punctuation$($ period, exclamation point, and question mark$),(2)$ then output the number of end$-$of$-$sentence punctuation characters that were found. You can just do $(1)$ to pass the first few test cases for partial credit, then do $(2)$ for full credit.

Ex: If the input is "Listen, Sam! Calm down. Please.", the output is:

$283$

Ex: If the input is "What time is it$?$ Time to get a watch! O$.$K$.,$ bye now.", the output is:

$435$

$($because the periods in O$.$K$.$ are counted, even though they don't actually end a sentence$).$