3.2 Code Practice: Question 3 edhesive

The final code for the password verification is provided above.

Explanation

To create a simple password verification program in Python, we can follow these structured steps:

1. Prompt the user for input. We will use the input() function to ask the user to enter a password. This function will capture the user’s input as a string.
2. Store the input in a variable. We will assign the value returned by the input() function to a variable, which we will call x. This variable will hold the password entered by the user.
3. Compare the entered password with the correct password. We will use an if statement to check if the value of x is equal to the string “Ada Lovelace”. This comparison will determine whether the user has entered the correct password.
4. Provide feedback based on the comparison. If the condition in the if statement is true, we will print “correct!” to inform the user that they have successfully entered the password. If the condition is false, we will use an else statement to print “Not Correct”, indicating that the entered password does not match the expected value.The complete code for this logic is as follows:

x = input("Enter the password: ")
if x == "Ada Lovelace":
    print("correct!")
else:
    print("Not Correct")

This program effectively checks the user’s input against the predefined password and provides appropriate feedback based on the result of that comparison.