Can you fix this Code

Question

Print("Please login")

Password = ("Login")

Login = input("Please Enter your Password :")

if Login = (Password) #<---- Invalid Syntax
print("Logged in"):
else
print("Wrong password")

Answer 1

For comparisons, you have to use == instead of =. The = symbol declares a variable something while the == symbol returns True if both values are the same, False if they aren't.

Answer 2

print("please login")
password = "Solo"
userPassword = input("Please Enter your Password:\n")
if userPassword == password:
print("logged in")
else:
print("wrong password")

errors:
- you forgot the ':' at the end of the if-statment and at the end of the else-statment
- the print-statment shouldn't be 'Print', but 'print'
- '=' was used for comparison, but it should have been '=='
- you put a ':' at the end of an print statment

logical errors:
- password stores a tuple('()') containing the actual password, and when comparing, the user-input is compared against a tuple of the variable password -> password in tuple in tuple

hope this helps!
happy coding!! 😄

Answer 3

Thanks 👍