Your task is to build a simple login system to ask users for a username and a password and then ask them a simple mathematical question to check if they are human. Building proper exceptions and when to use them is learned through practice. This assessment will be focused on building out try-except blocks to manage user inputs, which are the most common sources of errors. You will have to build the following pieces of code. Variables needed User Input Input variable to hold password Input variable to hold username Input variable for math answer Backend Variables Math Answer Math Value 1 Math Value 2 Methods Random number generator for values of math values 1 and 2 Division method to divide math values 1 and 2 and return math answer Comparator between user math answer to math answer to see if they are equal or not If the answers are not the same, ask the user to reenter the value again A method to ensure that password and username are string values Method for console input of password and username to store in the variable Method for console input of math answer to store in the variable Exceptions Need exception for each method more than just the default exception as e Need exception for each equation Need exception for each input Turn in the code as well as screenshots of your code running. The grade will be based on the types of exceptions you are catching and how you set them up in the code. Think back to best practices and use only the minimum number of expectations needed, but cover all issues that could occur.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

See similar textbooks

Related questions

Question

Your task is to build a simple login system to ask users for a username and a password and then ask them a simple mathematical question to check if they are human. Building proper exceptions and when to use them is learned through practice. This assessment will be focused on building out try-except blocks to manage user inputs, which are the most common sources of errors. You will have to build the following pieces of code.

Variables needed
- User Input
  - Input variable to hold password
  - Input variable to hold username
  - Input variable for math answer
- Backend Variables
  - Math Answer
  - Math Value 1
  - Math Value 2
- Methods
  - Random number generator for values of math values 1 and 2
  - Division method to divide math values 1 and 2 and return math answer
  - Comparator between user math answer to math answer to see if they are equal or not
    - If the answers are not the same, ask the user to reenter the value again
  - A method to ensure that password and username are string values
  - Method for console input of password and username to store in the variable
  - Method for console input of math answer to store in the variable
- Exceptions
  - Need exception for each method more than just the default exception as e
  - Need exception for each equation
  - Need exception for each input

Turn in the code as well as screenshots of your code running. The grade will be based on the types of exceptions you are catching and how you set them up in the code. Think back to best practices and use only the minimum number of expectations needed, but cover all issues that could occur.

Expert Solution