Write a program that prompts the user for their rst name, then generates a userid formed

by two letters and six digits, as follows:

$-$ The two letters come from the rst name, that is$,$ the $1$st initial followed by the second

non$-$vowel letter from the rst name. The vowels are the characters a$,$ e$,$ i$,$ o$,$ and u$.$ Design

the function is vowel$()$ to decide whether a letter is vowel or not, and in its implementation,

call the find$()$ function of string library. Use letter x as the non$-$vowel letter if the rst

name doesn't include a non$-$vowel letter.

$-$ The $6-$digit portion is generated randomly. Design the function generate random number$()$

to generate a random number between two integers. Call the cstdlib library functions

srand$()$ and rand$()$ in the implementation of this function.

Here are sample program inputs$/$outputs:

Enter your f i r s t name : Sarah

You ent e r ed : Sarah

Your u s e r i d i s : s r$123456$

Enter your f i r s t name : Aaron

You ent e r ed : Aaron

Your u s e r i d i s : ar$654321$

Enter your f i r s t name : Joe

You ent e r ed : Joe

Your u s e r i d i s : jx$142536$

Test your program with names Sarah, Aaron, and Joe as input.

Here is a template to get started:

$/*$ Fi l e : us e r i d $.$ cpp

This program g ene rat e s a $2=$l e t t e r and $6=$d i g i t us e r i d

Programmer : your name Date :

$*/$

#include

#include

#include $//$ rand $()$ and srand $()$

#include $//$ t ime $()$ to g e t the cur r ent t ime