Python question function argument

Question

You are given a program with two inputs: one as password and the second one as password repeat. Complete and call the given function to output "Correct" if password and repeat are equal, and output "Wrong", if they are not.

Sample Input
nfs1598
nfs1598

Sample Output
Correct

My code:

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
password == repeat
print ("Correct")
password != repeat
print ("Wrong")
validate(text1, text2)
print (validate)

Answer 1

Hii Yazan

You are having a issue in "if" condition only! Why don't you learn or revise It again? It will help you better.. -
https://www.w3schools.com/JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/python_conditions.asp

Though I believe this will help!

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
If password == repeat
print ("Correct")
If password != repeat
print ("Wrong")
validate(text1, text2)
print (validate)

Answer 2

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
#your code goes here
if password == repeat:
print("Correct")
elif password != repeat:
print ("Wrong")
validate(password, repeat)

Answer 3

WORKS FINE!

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
#your code goes here
return "Correct" if text1 == text2 else "Wrong"

print(validate(password, repeat))

Answer 4

Yazan you forget to indent if conditions..and also you don't need two if blocks you can use else instead also you didn't Call the function .

password=input()
repeat=input()

def validate(text1, text2) :
if password == repeat :
print("Correct")
else:
print("Wrong")

validate(text1, text2)

'''
1) sample input : nfs1598
nfs1598

output : Correct

2) sample input : nfs1598
nfs2020

output : Wrong

'''

Answer 5

check this out;

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
if text1 == text2:
print("Correct")
else:
print("Wrong")

validate(password, repeat)

Answer 6

#Here is the solution, works perfectly :
password=input()
repeat=input()

def validate(text1, text2) :
if password == repeat :
print("Correct")
else:
print("Wrong")

validate(password, repeat)

Answer 7

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(password, repeat):
if password == repeat:
print ("Correct")
if password != repeat:
print ("Wrong")

validate(password, repeat)

pretty sure this works

Answer 8

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(password, repeat):
if password == repeat:
print ("Correct")
if password != repeat:
print ("Wrong")

validate(password, repeat)

Answer 9

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
if text1 == text2:
print("Correct")
else:
print("Wrong")
validate(password, repeat)

Answer 10

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
#your code goes here
if password == repeat:
print("Correct")
elif password != repeat:
print ("Wrong")
validate(password, repeat)

Answer 11

so this is it,
password= input()
repeat = input()
def validate(text1, text2):
if (password == repeat):
print("Correct")
elif (password != repeat):
print("Wrong")
validate(password,repeat)

Good luck everyone

Answer 12

password = input()
repeat = input()

def validate(text1, text2):
#your code goes here
if text1 == text2 :
print("Correct")

else:
print("Wrong")

text1 = password
text2 = repeat

validate(text1, text2)