Write a function that receives a bank card number as an entrance and places * for all its digits except the first and last 4 digits and gives a value as the example below.
Example:
("6037111122119900") ➞ "6037 ******** 9900"
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def shomare(kart):
if len(kart) == "16":
return "shomare kart ma bayad 16 ragham bashad"
frist = kart[:4]
last = kart[-4:]
part = "*" * len(kart)
return f"{frist}{part}{last}"
print(shomare(kart=str(input("enter your number:"))))
Python
x = input("enter number cart:")
if len(x) > 16 :
print("number too long")
elif len(x) < 16 :
print("number too short")
else:
print(x[:5] + "*" * 6 + x[11:])
Python
def card(number_card):
if len(number_card) == 16 :
print(number_card[:4] + ("*" * 8) + number_card[-4:])
else :
card(input("error..., No, please enter a 16-digit number : "))
number_card = input("Enter number card (16) : ")
card(number_card)
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def card_number_loop(num):
if len(num) < 16:
return "card_num At least 16 Digit"
number=""
for i in range(len(num)):
if i < 4 or i >= len(num) - 4:
number+=num[i]
else:
number+='*'
return number
card_num=input("card_num: ")
num=card_number_loop(card_num)
print(num)
Python
def Cart(n) :
x = n[0 : 4] + "********" + n[12 : 16]
return x
print(Cart(input()))
def mask_card_number(card_number):
"""
Masking the middle digits of a bank card number
Arguments:
card_number: Bank card number as a string
Return value:
A string containing the masked card number
"""
if len(card_number) < 4:
return "The card number is invalid."
masked_number = card_number[:4] + "*" * (len(card_number) - 6) + card_number[-4:]
return masked_number
# Usage example:
card_number =(input("Enter card Number: "))
masked_card = mask_card_number(card_number)
print(masked_card) #Output: 1234********3456
Python
class Word:
def __init__(self, number):
self.number = number
def mask_card_number(self):
if len(self.number) < 12:
return "شماره کارت باید حداقل ۱۲ رقم باشد."
return self.number[:4] + '*' * (len(self.number) - 8) + self.number[-4:]
card_number = input("enter the number: ")
obj = Word(card_number)
print(obj.mask_card_number())
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