This program simulates logging in to a computer system. The user has three attempts to enter the correct password (Python). If the user does not entcorrrect password within three attempts, the system locks them out. Complete the missing lines that enable this behavior when the program runs..1 valid_responseFalse2 tries= 33 whileresponse = input("Enter your password: ")if response == "Python":valid_response = True4%3D7else:8print("Error. Try again.")10 if valid_response:11print("You are logged in.")12 else:13print("You are locked out after 3 incorrect attempts.")Enter your password: aError. Try again.Enter your password: bError. Try again.Enter your password: PythonYou are logged in.

This program simulates logging in to a computer system. The user has three attempts to enter the correct password (Python). If the user does not corrrect password within three attempts, the system locks them out. Complete the missing lines that enable this behavior when the program runs 1 valid_response = False 2 tries= 3 3 while 4 response = input ("Enter your password: ") if response == "Python": valid_response = True 6. 7 else: 8. print("Error. Try again.") 9. 10 if valid_response: 11 print("You are logged in.") 12 else: 13 print("You are locked out after 3 incorrect attempts.") Enter your password: a Error. Try again. Enter your password: b Error. Try again. Enter your password: Python

This program simulates logging in to a computer system. The user has three attempts to enter the correct password (Python). If the user does not corrrect password within three attempts, the system locks them out. Complete the missing lines that enable this behavior when the program runs 1 valid_response = False 2 tries= 3 3 while 4 response = input ("Enter your password: ") if response == "Python": valid_response = True 6. 7 else: 8. print("Error. Try again.") 9. 10 if valid_response: 11 print("You are logged in.") 12 else: 13 print("You are locked out after 3 incorrect attempts.") Enter your password: a Error. Try again. Enter your password: b Error. Try again. Enter your password: Python

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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