ATM programming in python

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ATM LOGIN PROGRAMMING IN PYTHON


today is a thursday so that i will provide you a code for bank application ....
in every  thursday  i will do that .

ATM LOGIN


here is a code :-

bank={"Abhishek123":1234,"aditya786":9000,"vivek123":5678}
username=input("\n please enter the username :")
password=int(input("\n please enter the pin :"))
if username in bank:
    if bank[username]==password:
        print("you are authorized")
    else:
        print("wrong password enterd")
else:
    print("you are not authorized") 


OUTPUT:-

when you enterded proper username and password



next output when we enter the correct username but worng password

next output when the both username and password is worng entered


so this is our validation code for just check either the user is authorized or not.
if you want this type of content then give me hint in comment section.

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