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Write a piece of code in a function called password that creates a file with a random password (it can be a number). In another function called check_password, the function must ask the user to input the password to login and it should match the password in the file. If it doesn't, it should keep asking the user to keep inputting the right password. Finally, just by passing in the two functions into the main, that would be fine.
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int main()
{
....password(....);
....check_password(....);
}
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