Compute a score for a string based on how vowels and consonants are distributed, typically by counting occurrences across substrings or positions.
Vowel Consonant Score
Given a string s consisting of lowercase English letters, compute a score that depends on vowels and consonants in the string.
A common interpretation of this type of problem is to compare or accumulate contributions from vowels and consonants, often by counting how many of each appear in a substring, prefix, or transformation of the string.
Your task is to determine the final score according to the rules described by the specific variant of the problem.
Notes
- Vowels are usually one of
{a, e, i, o, u}. - All other lowercase letters are consonants.
- The exact scoring rule may involve counting, summing, or comparing contributions from vowels and consonants.
Input Format
- A string
sof lowercase English letters. - Additional parameters may be present depending on the variant, but they are not available from the provided metadata.
Output Format
- Return an integer representing the computed vowel-consonant score.
Constraints
1 <= s.length.scontains only lowercase English letters.- Exact numeric limits are not available from the provided metadata.
Example 1
Input
s = "abcde"
Output
5
Explanation
Illustrative example: vowels and consonants contribute according to the scoring rule, producing a total score of 5.
Example 2
Input
s = "aeiou"
Output
5
Explanation
Illustrative example: all characters are vowels, so only vowel contribution is counted.
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