Computers and Technology, 25.10.2019 06:43 keilajohnson810
Write a program that first reads from a user a set of usernames and passwords, and then enters a program that simulates a user typing in passwords.
in the first part of the program, you are to read in a single integer that states the number of username/password pairs that you will read in. following this, there will be a set of that many usernames, one per line. then there will be a set of that many passwords, one per line. you only need to prompt one time at the beginning of the program.
for example, the input might be:
3
john
jim
joe
secret_password
12345
g$a-4(zty
once that is read in, you should then repeatedly ask the person to type in a username and then password. if they have a valid username and password combination, then print a message that they are allowed into the system. if they have an incorrect username/password, then tell them (and allow them) to try again (repeatedly).
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