Question No$.1$:

$[6$ Marks$]$

Write a function named "digit$\_$name$()"$ that takes one integer argument, and prints the English name for that integer on the computer screen.

The function should not return a value. If the argument is not in the required range $($from $0$ to $9),$ the function should print "Digit Error".

Also, write another function named "check$\_$bool$()"$ that takes one argument as a character and returns a boolean value. The function returns TRUE if the argument that is passed is vowels $"$a$,$ e$,i,o,u.$ The function returns FALSE if otherwise.

For example:

$\backslash$table$[[$When user enter,Output$],[7,$Seven$],[0,$Zero$],[8,$Eight$],[15,$Digit Error$]]$

In the main $()$ function prompt the user to enter one integer, and one character value then call the function "digit$\_$name$()"$ and "check$\_$bool$()"$correctly$.$

NOTE: Create function prototype and function definition for both functions

HINT: USE appropriate input$/$ output messages and correct data types.