Complete reading Chapter 9: "JavaScript/JScript: Control Structures I" and begin reading Chapter 10: "JavaScript/JScript: Control Structures II" in  Deitel, Deitel & Nieto, Internet & World Wide Web: How to Program.
 
 

 Modify our VowelCounter2 JavaScript program so that it can accept an arbitrary number of uppercase letters from the user. The window prompt should direct the user to enter a specific character which is not a letter (for example, *) to signify that the user does not want to submit any more letters. The program should then report the number of vowels and consonants submitted.

  You may assume that the user will only enter genuine upper case letters (or the special termination character) and will not try to trick you by entering a lower case letter or a character (such as %) which is not a letter of the alphabet.
 
 

 Put together all the HTML features we have studied to produce your personal home page for your web site. Complete this project by Friday, March 23.