A little more readable example that is explicit about the lazy evaluation (chaining and)
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def validatePassword(password: str) -> str: if (3 < len(password) < 20 and password.isalnum() and any(map(str.isdigit, password)) and any(map(str.isalpha, password))): return 'VALID' return 'INVALID' assert validatePassword('Username123!') == 'INVALID' assert validatePassword('123') == 'INVALID' assert validatePassword('Username123') == 'VALID' assert validatePassword('Username') == 'INVALID' assert validatePassword('IsThisPasswordTooLong') == 'INVALID' assert validatePassword('DEVCommunity') == 'INVALID'
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A little more readable example that is explicit about the lazy evaluation (chaining
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