Learning objective: Make a decision based on 2 conditions both being true using the && operator. Class to edit: Exercise6 Write a user login program that asks the user to input a username and then a password. If the username equals "joe" and the password equals "guess", your program should accept this as the correct login and print the message "Welcome, joe!". Otherwise your program should print the message "Incorrect username or password.". The following sample VO shows how your program should behave when both the username and password are correct Username: « user inputs joe >> Password: « user inputs guess >> Welcome, joell Otherwise, your program should behave as follows: Username: << user inputs joe >> Password: << user inputs secret >> Incorrect username or password.

Learning objective: Make a decision based on 2 conditions both being true using the && operator. Class to edit: Exercise6 Write a user login program that asks the user to input a username and then a password. If the username equals "joe" and the password equals "guess", your program should accept this as the correct login and print the message "Welcome, joe!". Otherwise your program should print the message "Incorrect username or password.". The following sample VO shows how your program should behave when both the username and password are correct Username: « user inputs joe >> Password: « user inputs guess >> Welcome, joell Otherwise, your program should behave as follows: Username: << user inputs joe >> Password: << user inputs secret >> Incorrect username or password.

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Chapter6: Looping

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