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We use an indefinite while loop to keep the user entering the password. In the loop, we use if-else structure to check the password. If it is "abc123", the password is found and stop the loop using a break. Otherwise, the password is not correct. Note that since we do not use any break statement in the else part, the loop will continue asking for the input
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#set the SECRET
SECRET = "abc123"
#create a loop
while True:
#ask the user to enter a password
password = input("Enter password: ")
#check if the password is equal to SECRET
# if it is, state that password is correct and stop the loop using a break
# otherwise, state that password is not correct
if password == SECRET:
print("You got it!")
break
else:
print("Sorry, that did not match. Please try again.")
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