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I'm trying to design a game where the user rolls a dice and gets points added to their score. However, it needs a way to store users, which it has in the form of an external file.
Can anyone help me in trying to write this section of code which checks if the username and password is in the external file? If not, it closes the program, preventing the user from playing. Any help greatly appreciated!
authen = str(input("Please enter a valid username and password: "))
if authen is not in (users.txt):
break
python passwords
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I'm trying to design a game where the user rolls a dice and gets points added to their score. However, it needs a way to store users, which it has in the form of an external file.
Can anyone help me in trying to write this section of code which checks if the username and password is in the external file? If not, it closes the program, preventing the user from playing. Any help greatly appreciated!
authen = str(input("Please enter a valid username and password: "))
if authen is not in (users.txt):
break
python passwords
There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", thentext in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value oftext
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34
add a comment |
I'm trying to design a game where the user rolls a dice and gets points added to their score. However, it needs a way to store users, which it has in the form of an external file.
Can anyone help me in trying to write this section of code which checks if the username and password is in the external file? If not, it closes the program, preventing the user from playing. Any help greatly appreciated!
authen = str(input("Please enter a valid username and password: "))
if authen is not in (users.txt):
break
python passwords
I'm trying to design a game where the user rolls a dice and gets points added to their score. However, it needs a way to store users, which it has in the form of an external file.
Can anyone help me in trying to write this section of code which checks if the username and password is in the external file? If not, it closes the program, preventing the user from playing. Any help greatly appreciated!
authen = str(input("Please enter a valid username and password: "))
if authen is not in (users.txt):
break
python passwords
python passwords
edited Mar 23 at 13:59
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asked Mar 23 at 11:58
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There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", thentext in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value oftext
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34
add a comment |
There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", thentext in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value oftext
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34
There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", then
text in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value of text
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", then
text in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value of text
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34
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There are actually quite a few sub-questions here: how to get a username and password from input, how to open a file, how to check if the username and password pair are in the file...you might benefit from better scoping your question.
– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:08
I just want to check if the username and password are the file. I've already opened the file:
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
file = open("users.txt", "r")
– Oliver
Mar 23 at 12:32
If your question is just "how to locate text in a file", then
text in file.read()
will be a boolean value, for some value oftext
, that should be sufficient. However, given your use-case, that will likely not be enough.– gmds
Mar 23 at 12:34