6. Again, you have lost your USIS password!! You went to the registrar office and requested for a new password. This time, you need to follow some rules to set your password. Otherwise, they won't change it. The rules are At least one lowercase letter At least one uppercase letter At least one digit (0-9) At least one special character (, $, #, @) Your task is to find whether a given password follows all those rules. If it breaks any rule, you have to print Lowercase Missing, Uppercase Missing, Digit Missing or Special Missing respective to the missing case. For more than one rule break, print all the rules that were broken (order doesn't matter). If the password is ok, print OK. Sample Input ohMyBR@CU ohmybracu OHMYBR@CU20 Sample Output Digit missing Uppercase character missing, Digit missing, Special character missing ОК

6. Again, you have lost your USIS password!! You went to the registrar office and requested for a new password. This time, you need to follow some rules to set your password. Otherwise, they won't change it. The rules are At least one lowercase letter At least one uppercase letter At least one digit (0-9) At least one special character (, $, #, @) Your task is to find whether a given password follows all those rules. If it breaks any rule, you have to print Lowercase Missing, Uppercase Missing, Digit Missing or Special Missing respective to the missing case. For more than one rule break, print all the rules that were broken (order doesn't matter). If the password is ok, print OK. Sample Input ohMyBR@CU ohmybracu OHMYBR@CU20 Sample Output Digit missing Uppercase character missing, Digit missing, Special character missing ОК

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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