Write a program that receives the user's username and password and checks whether the username and password entered are correct?
Username - Password
Amirhossein - 12345
hooshang - 009922
Manizhe - 00000
MAHSA - M11M3
Example
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# Receives from the user
user = input("username :")
password = input("password :")
# Examine the information received with existing information and printing the output
if user == "amirhossien" and password == "12345":
print("ok")
elif user == "hooshang" and password == "009922":
print("ok")
elif user == "manizhe" and password == "00000":
print("ok")
elif user == "mahsa" and password == "m11m3":
print("ok")
else:
print("error...")
Python
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def check_credentials(username, password):
# Dictionary to maintain valid usernames and passwords
valid_credentials = {
'amirhossein': '12345',
'hooshang': '009922',
'manizhe': '00000',
'mahsa': 'm11m3'
}
# Check the accuracy of the username and password
if username in valid_credentials and valid_credentials[username] == password:
return "ok"
else:
return "error"
def main():
username = input("نام کاربری را وارد کنید: ")
password = input("رمز عبور را وارد کنید: ")
result = check_credentials(username, password)
print(result)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
Python
n=input('enter your name:')
p=input("enter your psword:")
n1=input('enter your name:')
p1=input("enter your psword:")
if n==n1 and p==p1:
print("hello" + " " + n)
else:
print("Get lost, stranger")
Python
a = ["amirhossein ","hooshang","manizhe","mahsa"]
b=["12345", "009922","00000"," m11m3"]
while 1:
A=input('User:')
B=input('Password:')
try :
if A in a and a.index(A)==b.index(B) :
print ('ok')
else:
raise exception("error")
break
except :
print("username ya password eshtebah ast")
Python
a= [" yasna", "yas","vania"," ilia"]
b=["1234", "2345", "4356", "5678"]
A=input("nam karbary:")
B=input("ramz oboor:")
if A in a and B in b and a.index(A)== b.index(B):
print(" vared shodid")
else:
print(" khata")
Python
def check_login(username, password):
user_info = {
"amirhossein": "12345",
"hooshang": "009922",
"manizhe": "00000",
"mahsa": "m11m3"
}
return user_info.get(username) == password
while True:
username = input('Enter your username: ')
password = input('Enter your password: ')
if check_login(username, password):
print("Login successful!")
break
else:
print("Invalid username or password. Please try again.")
Python
username = input('username: ')
if username == 'manizhe':
print('successful')
else:
print('wrong')
password = int(input('password: '))
if password == 00000:
print('successful')
else:
print('wrong')
Python
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