listInfo(list1,list2) logins1 is a string of proposed logins separated by , logins2 is a string of existing logins separated by , THIS FUNCTION MUST USE loginList(logins1,logins2) TO GET THE LIST OF SORTED UNIQUE LOGINS This function determines the login with the longest length, the login with the shortest Length and the length of the list of logins. Same rules apply as described in loginList(logins1,logins2) This function returns a list with the count of the number of logins in the unique list in the first position of the list, a string identifying the login with the shortest length is in the second position of the login list, a string identifying the login with the longest length is in the third position of the login list and the sorted logins are in the remaining positions. See SAMPLE RUNS for exact details on the string values.

This is loginList

def loginList(logins1,logins2): import random lst = list() logins1 = logins1 + logins2 lst.append(logins1) for element in lst: element = element.lower() name = element.split(',') random.shuffle(name) return name

This is the output and python please

>>> loginInfo("jsmith , apate155,LWilliams ', ' j smith1 , apatel,zq1996 , gdome 88') C'Length of login list: 7', Shortest login: apatel'Longest login: williams',apatel', apatel55' 'gdomel88 , 'jsmith', "jsmith1', 'iwiiliams', 'zq1996'] >loginInfo('jsmith,apatel55,lwilliams C'Length of login list: 3', 'Shortest login: jsmith', 'Longest login: lwilliams', 'apatel55', 'jsmith, williams >loginInfo('jsmith,apatel55,lwilliams', 'lauraN44,AMBERhogan,wrlwnd' C'Length of login list: 6', 'Shortest login: jsmith', 'Longest login: amberhogan', 'amberhogan', 'apatel55', 'jsmi th', 'lauran44', 'lwilliams', 'wrlwnd'] >loginInfo,'lauraN44,AMBERhogan,wrlwnd') C'Length of login list: 3', 'Shortest login: wrlwnd', 'Longest login: amberhogan', amberhogan', 'lauran44 wrlw nd' >loginInfo",") C'Length of login list: 0', 'Shortest login: N/A', 'Longest login: N/A