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The fourth exercise in this module elaborates on the idea applied in the last exercise. In the exercise the idea is once again to create a module for an existing main program. The module tests the feasibility of different user-given inputs for a password. The existing code which uses the module is as follows:

 # -*- coding: cp1252 -*- import inspector while True: userinput = input("Give a string for testing: ") tulos = inspector.testme(userinput) if tulos == True: print("This string fits for a password!") break else: print("The module says no.") 

The idea is to create the module inspector and the function testme which receives the user-given candidate for a password. If the given input is shorter than 6 characters, contains only letters or only numbers, the module should reject the candidate and return False. If the input is longer than 6 characters and has both numbers and letters, it should be accepted. In this case the module should return True. When the program works correctly, it prints the following:

 >>> Give a string for testing: Test The module says no. Give a string for testing: 234234 The module says no. Give a string for testing: Youhavetobekiddingme1234 This string fits for a password! >>> 

The program does not have to be able to distinguish normal numbers and letters (a-z, A-Z) from special characters (#,?,%, $ etc.), but only ensure that the tested string is at least 5 long. Also, it may be worthwhile to check out the different types of string operators from the Chapter 2.

Example output:

Give a string for testing: password

The module says no.

Give a string for testing: Pass12word34

This string fits for a password!

The verification of program output does not account for whitespace and is not case-sensitive (the least strict comparison level)