Create a C++ console program, using Microsoft Visual Studio 16.3, with the following requirements. Do not use goto statements or #include.

Discussion: Removing characters from a string involves two operations: 1) recognizing which characters in the string fall within the group being removed, and 2) removing those characters from the string. Consider the following steps to accomplish these tasks. Develop a function that accepts a string, examines the characters in the string, and removes each character that is a member of the group known as "vowels". Each vowel must be removed, and not replaced with another character. The function must return a new string, and not an edited version of the original string. The cases of all characters in the new string must match those of the original string. The prototype for this function should be like "string novowels (string s);". Write a main program that reads a string of one or more words with embedded spaces from the console, uses the user-defined function (described above) to remove all the vowels from the input string, and then displays the input string and vowel-less edited string. Repeat till the user opts to quit. Coding Accept any sequence of characters, including multiple words with embedded spaces from the input. The only input validation is to verify the input string is not empty Your program must contain a user-defined function to remove the vowels from a string. The cases of each character in the input string must be preserved in the edited string. For the purposes of this assignment, vowels include only the letters a, e, i, o, and u in both uppercase and lowercase. Use any programming techniques that you are comfortable with. You are not restricted to just those techniques covered in the introductory C++ course. Format your source code according to the style guide presented in class