I need to create a java program that validates passwords entered into it. The password entered must match the specific pattern using a single regex statement. It must follow the exact order of 1 or more upper case letters, two lower case letters, 1 or 2 digits, zero or 1 upper case letters and any 2 of these symbols @#$%^& The output should say "Please enter a password:" If the password is wrong then it should say "Please try again. The password should have 1 or more upper case letters, two lower case letters, 1 or 2 digits, zero or 1 upper case letter and 2 symbols @#$%^&." If the password matches everything then it should say "Your password matches the pattern needed." If it's valid, it should end the loop. If it's invalid, it should continue to loop until it's valid.
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I need to create a java program that validates passwords entered into it. The password entered must match the specific pattern using a single regex statement. It must follow the exact order of 1 or more upper case letters, two lower case letters, 1 or 2 digits, zero or 1 upper case letters and any 2 of these symbols @#$%^&
The output should say
"Please enter a password:"
If the password is wrong then it should say "Please try again. The password should have 1 or more upper case letters, two lower case letters, 1 or 2 digits, zero or 1 upper case letter and 2 symbols @#$%^&."
If the password matches everything then it should say
"Your password matches the pattern needed."
If it's valid, it should end the loop. If it's invalid, it should continue to loop until it's valid.
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This didn't answer the question at all. It's suppose to be a loop for invalid until they get it correct. Yours does not loop
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