In a card game, each player's hand is made up of 13 cards. Each hand has a total point
value determined by the number of cards that have a point value. The cards which are
worth points are the Ace (4 points), King (3 points), Queen (2 points) and Jack (1 point).
The other cards (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) have no point value. There are four of each type
of card, one in each of the four suits. The suits are called clubs (C), diamonds (D), hearts
(H), and spades (S). As well, points are assigned for each suit which has a void (3 points),
a singleton (2 points), or a doubleton (1 point). A void in a suit means that there are no
cards of that suit (e.g. a hand with no spades). A singleton in a suit means that there is
only one card in that suit (e.g. a hand with only one diamond). A doubleton in a suit
means that there are only two cards in that suit.
Write a program to read a set of thirteen cards in the form of a string, then evaluate the
number of points in the hand. The suits will appear in increasing alphabetical order.
Within each suit there will be no duplicate cards.

The output is to be the hand and the point value shown in a table form as below. Your
output should list the cards in the same order as the input. Note that 10 is represented by the
character T in both the input and the output. Input is from the keyboard, output to the
screen.