This version of the made up language Pig Latin takes the first consonant of a word, moves it to the end of the word, and then adds an $"$ay$"$ to the end of word. If a word begins with a vowel $("$a$","$e$","$i$","$o$","$u$")$ you just add "way" to the end of the word. Below are some examples of fruits in Pig Latin:Write a Pig Latin translator. Your output will always be in lower case, so you should convert the input to lower case before translating the word. We will have seperate tests for cases that begin with a vowel and a consonant. You will get partial credit if your program implements one of the cases and full credit if your program implements both. You should review string slicing before tackling this problem.Here is an example of how your program should prompt the user and print the result: