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In the following question, we are supposed to ask the user for character input and check if the input is a vowel or not using Switch Case construct.

Algorithm:

Accept and store user input.
Make a copy of the input and store it.
Convert the copy to uppercase for easier comparison and uniformity.
Use a switch-case construct to check for vowels.
Print the result based on the vowel check.

/* Program to check if entered character is vowel or not using Switch Case */\n\nimport java.util.Scanner;\n\nclass SwitchVowel {\n    public static void main() {\n        Scanner inp = new Scanner(System.in);\n        System.out.print(\"\\nEnter Character: \");\n        char c = (inp.nextLine()).charAt(0);\n        char z = Character.toUpperCase(c); // Changing Value to UpperCase for uniformity.\n\n        switch (z) { // Checking Vowel Character using Switch Case\n            case 'A':\n            case 'E':\n            case 'I':\n            case 'O':\n            case 'U':\n                System.out.println(c + \" is a Vowel.\");\n                break;\n\n            default:\n                System.out.println(c + \" is a Non-Vowel Character.\");\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n

Output:

Enter Character: X\nX is a Non-Vowel Character.\n\n Enter Character: u\nu is a Vowel.\n\n Enter Character: 5\n5 is a Non-Vowel Character.\n\n

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