Can you make this into a working program in raptor? $($no special language, done solely through Raptor$).$

Make a Raptor program that will obtain a text string as user input.$$ It can be of any length, from a single character word to a sentence.

After the user has finished entering the string, your program should output the string with all vowels $($a$,$ e$,$ i$,$ o$,$ and u$)$ omitted.$$ For example, if the user input:

"What is going on here?".

Then the output would be:

$"$Wht s gng n hr$?".$

$$

Other Specifications:

$1.$ create your solution in Raptor

$2.$ create separate modules for input, processing, and output

$3.$ use subcharts, procedures, and in$/$out parameters, as appropriate

$4.$ ALL necessary values must be passed as parameters $--$ absolutely no global referencing

$5.$ all non$-$parameter, local variables must be "declared" by initializing them at the beginning of their module

$6.$ all non$-$parameter, local variables must be "declared" at the beginning of the lowest module possible.$$ For example, if the variable $$num$$ is only used in module getInput$(),$ then it should be declared in getInput$().$ However, if the variable $$num$$ is used in two modules that are both called from main$(),$ then it should be declared in main$()$ and passed as a parameter to each modules.

$7.$ input validation must occur as it is input, that is$,$ the user must not be allowed to continue to enter more values until the value they have already input is validated.$($Note that the only requirement on the input is that there is some.$)$

$8.$ perform calculations in the appropriate processing module$($s$)$

$9.$ perform output and its formatting in the output module

$10.$ display the final formatted message in the output module