(1) Write the pseudo-code or draw a flowchart and (2) Write a C++ program, that prompts the user to enter a string and displays the number of fortunate letters and total non-fortunate letters in the string. Your code should convert the lowercase letters to uppercase. Your code should ignore spaces and characters other than letters.

(1) Write the pseudo-code or draw a flowchart and (2) Write a C++ program, that prompts the user to enter a string and displays the number of fortunate letters and total non-fortunate letters in the string. Your code should convert the lowercase letters to uppercase. Your code should ignore spaces and characters other than letters.

Database System Concepts

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