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Access Code V2 in Python

In this exercise, you will develop a Python program that prompts the user for their login and password, both of which must be integers. The program will continue to prompt the user until the correct login ("12") and password ("1234") are entered, but the user will have a maximum of three attempts. This task will help you practice using loops and conditional statements to limit the number of user input attempts. By completing this exercise, you will improve your skills in managing input attempts and handling user authentication in Python programs. You'll also strengthen your understanding of how to implement restrictions and enforce rules, such as limiting the number of login attempts before the program stops prompting the user.



Group

Mastering Flow Control in Python

Objective

Develop a Python program that prompts the user for their login and password (both must be integers) and continues to prompt until the correct login "12" and password "1234" are entered. The user will have a maximum of three attempts.

Example Python Exercise

 Copy Python Code 
# Initialize the correct login and password
correct_login = 12
correct_password = 1234

# Initialize the attempt counter
attempts = 0

# Use a while loop to prompt the user for login and password until they are correct or attempts are exhausted
while attempts < 3:
    # Prompt the user to enter their login
    login = int(input("Please enter your login: "))
    
    # Prompt the user to enter their password
    password = int(input("Please enter your password: "))
    
    # Check if the entered login and password are correct
    if login == correct_login and password == correct_password:
        print("Access granted")
        break
    else:
        print("Incorrect login or password. Please try again.")
        attempts += 1

# Check if the maximum number of attempts has been reached
if attempts == 3:
    print("Maximum attempts reached. Access denied.")

 Output

Case 1:
Please enter your login: 12 Please enter your password: 1234 
Access granted

Case 2:
Please enter your login: 11
Please enter your password: 123
Incorrect login or password. Please try again.
Please enter your login: 11
Please enter your password: 123
Incorrect login or password. Please try again.
Please enter your login: 11
Please enter your password: 123
Incorrect login or password. Please try again.
Maximum attempts reached. Access denied.

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