##Write a python code to validate an input (from keyboard) number.
#It should be between 10 and 20, inclusive. Otherwise, prompt the user repeatedly.
numeric = 0
# Create a flag that we will use to get us out of the validation loop.
notGood = True
while notGood:
data = input("Enter a number between 10 and 20 inclusive: ")
while not data.isdigit():
data = input("Enter a number between 10 and 20 inclusive: ")
# If you make it to this point you know that you have a clean string
# of digits, no letters or other dirt in the data.
# Convert to an int.
numeric = int(data)
# Now you can check to see if it falls in your valid range.
if numeric > 9 and numeric < 21:
notGood = False
# If you make it to this point you know you have an integer in
# the range 10-20 inclusive.
print("The number is ", numeric)
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#count vowels in a sentence and print them all
#vowelsInString
vowels= ["a","e","i","o","u"]
#vowels="aeiou"
sentence=input('Enter a sentence:')
vowelsList=[]
numberVowels=0
for letter in sentence:
if letter in vowels:
numberVowels=numberVowels+1
#print (letter)#will print every vowel
vowelsList.append(letter)
print(vowelsList)
print(numberVowels)
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#validatePhoneNumbers
# This format (###)###-####, index0, index 4 and index 8
phoneNumberValid=False
specialchar=['(',')','-']
while not phoneNumberValid:
Number=input("Enter your phone code, or -1 to exit")
if Number=="-1":
break
if len(Number)==13:
if Number[0]== specialchar[0] and Number[4]== specialchar[1] and\
Number[8]== specialchar[2] and Number[1].isdecimal() and\
Number[2].isdecimal() and Number[3].isdecimal() and
Number[5].isdecimal() and\
Number[6].isdecimal() and Number[7].isdecimal()and
Number[9].isdecimal()and\
Number[10].isdecimal()and Number[11].isdecimal()and
Number[12].isdecimal():
print ("Valid phoneNumber",Number)
phoneNumberValid=True
else:
print("Invalid phone number, Try again!")
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# Function to validate phone number
# Data must be this pattern and nothing else (n = number)
# (nnn)nnn-nnn
# Try yourself!
def isValid(raw):
# Input: raw typing from Human
# Return: True or False, is this string a valid phone number or not.
#========== start of main line of program ===============
phone = ""
# Instead of placing the entire data entry loop inside a function we
# often use this approach. The data entry loop is in the main line but
# we move the data validation chunk of code to a function. Both
# approaches are good.
while True:
phone = input("phone number (nnn)nnn-nnnn: ")
if isValid(phone):
break
# Done. print the valid phone number.
print(phone)
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#Write a module to validate password
#The password should have:
# at least one uppercase letter
# at least one lowercase letter
# at least one digit
# has only alphanumeric chatacters (i.e. no spaces, only letters or digits)
# at least a length of 10 characters
#---------module starts here--------
def validate_password():
#initialise variables
u= 0
l = 0
d =0
ch = 0
flag = 1
while flag==1:
password= input ("please enter your password: ")
if (len(password) <10):
print("Invalid password! requires 10 characters. Try again!")
if (len(password) >= 10):
for i in password:
# counting uppercase alphabets
if (i.isupper()):
u+=1
# counting lowercase alphabets
if i.islower():
l +=1
# counting digits
if i.isdigit():
d +=1
if (u>= 1 and l>= 1 and d>= 1 and u+l+d == len(password)):
print ("Password is valid: ", password)
flag =0
else:
print("Invalid password! requires at least 1 uppercase, 1 lowercase, 1
digit, , no space allowed and all characters must be alphanumeric. Try again!")
#---------main starts here--------
password= validate_password()
