The goal of this assignment is for you to create the "namegame2.c" program
which is an addition to "namegame.c" as follows:

The Additions:
The program should ask the user to input a name, and as long as the user inputs either:

"chuck" or
"Chuck" or
a name without vowels

Some Pointers

1. The characters "&&" mean "AND"  So the expression "this && that", for example, returns true if both this and that are true.
2. Don't forget to initialize the string variable that holds the user input before the while loop, so that the program will enter the while loop at least once
3. You'll need to put a loop (a lot like the "check for vowels" loop that's already in the program) inside this while loop in order to check for vowels there.
4. Note that I added some overall "loop" structure to the program so that the program will keep asking for another name, until the user enters "done" as the name.  This is what the "do{" at the top and "}while(...);" at the bottom are about.

• First, you need to create a file called "names.txt".  This file should contain just the following names, on nine separate lines, with nothing else in the file:

Billy
chuck
Cwmlrr
Ansel
Quincy
Chuck
Shrshen
done
Robert

(Please be careful to get the uppercase and lowercase letters right...)
 

• You can test your program/file by typing  cat names.txt | a.out
• When your program is working, type  cat names.txt | a.out | lpr  to generate the first printout that you should hand in.
• Then type  whoami >> wi ; cat wi namegame2.c | lpr  to generate the second printout that you should hand in.