I currently started to learn Python, and I love to practice so I can learn a bit more. I have written this login system code in Python in order to learn a bit more programming in Python. It works, (I don't know why 😂) and I was wondering if that's how I should do it or not. And also if I can maybe optimize it.
The next step, is that I want to implement a registration system by using the hashlib module (that I just heard about it, so it can hash the passwords, and also have a json file that stores all the usernames and passwords) of course I know it's not secure nor anything but just for practicing on my computer.
THE CODE :
# Login Page
def Menu():
choice = input("LOGIN (L) |OR| REGISTER (R)")
if choice == "L":
LoginPage()
elif choice == "R":
Register()
else:
return False
def Register():
print("Currently registration are closed. Please try again later.")
failed_attempts = 3
def LoginPage():
global failed_attempts
global username
username = input("Username :")
password = input("Password :")
if username == "admin" and password == "lolipop":
Success()
else:
failed_attempts -= 1
Failed()
def Failed():
print("Username or password incorrect.")
if failed_attempts >= 1:
#LoginPage()
print(f"Please try again \nYou have {failed_attempts} attempts remaining.")
LoginPage()
elif failed_attempts == 0:
print("Please try again later.")
def Success():
print("You are successfully logged in", username)
while Menu() == False:
Menu()
Thank you :)
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