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Write a function named initVowels that finds the words on each line of an input file that begin with a vowel and writes those words to a corresponding line of an output file. Each word in the output file should be followed by a space. The vowels are the letters a, e, i, o and u. The function initVowels takes two string parameters. 1) inFile is a string that is the name of an input file that exists before initVowels is called 2) outFile is a string that is the name of an output file that initVowels must create and write to. You may assume that inFile is in the current working directory and you should write outFile to that directory If a line in inFile is empty, initVowels should write a corresponding empty line to outFile. For example, suppose the following is the content of the file pay_me.txt: IfI'd been a rich man's son, Pay me my money down, I'd sit on the river and watch it run Then following function call: initVowelCount ( 'pay_me.txt, 'pay_me_vowels.txt') should produce this content in the file pay_me_vowels.txt: IfI'd a I'd on and it