python 33.2

Question

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password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
if text2 == password :
print('Correct')
if not text1 == text2 :
print('Wrong')

validate(password,repeat)

Answer 1

you may want to replace your if statements. mainly text2==password with text2==text1. its usually not good practice to use a global variable type with a function. in a more complex code, it could cause problems.
another suggestion would be replacing text1 in the arguments with password. below is an example.

example 1:
def validate(text1, text2):
if text2 == text1:
print('Correct')
else:
print('Wrong')

validate(password,repeat)

example 2:
def validate(password, text2):
if text2 == password:
print('Correct')
else:
print('Wrong')

validate(password,repeat)

Answer 2

Tedi ,

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