Java

Write a Java program $($in file named vowels.java$)$ as follows. The main

function of the program prompts the user to enter a string. The main function then passes the string

as argument to another recursive function named countVowels$(..)($part of file vowels.java$).$ The

recursive function takes the string argument as a parameter and recursively counts and returns the

number of vowels $(a,e,i,o,u)$ in the passed string. Format the output as shown below and use the

sample test data below to test your code. Allow the user to enter the input string using proper input

prompt.

The class defines the following member functions:

Integrate the following simple menu in the program with these options:

$-----$MAIN MENU$-----$

Read input string

Compute number of vowels

Exit program

Enter option number:

Always re$-$display the menu after an option $($other than option $3)$ is fully exercised with blank lines

before and after the menu.

Test data is entered using the menu options. Do Not use output labels as input prompts. Test your code with

the following sample inputs and format the output as shown below. Notice how output values are lined$-$up

after the labels.