Is there a difference between these two, besides length?
Ignore the mistakes in the code please. I'm new. What I would like to know is, why should I choose one over the other. They both do the same thing in the Terminal, but I'm interested in more info regarding which of the two should I choose, and why.
password = 'Smith'
user = 'John'
'print('\nWelcome to XXX, SSH Server\n')'
iLogin = input('Enter your Username: ')
iPass = input('Enter your Password: ')
if iPass == password and iLogin == user:
print('\nWelcome Mr. Smith')
else:
print('\nHello Random Citizen')
I get the fact that both are doing the same thing in the end, but I'm interested if there is a time to use either of the two. I know that return and print differ in regard to how the computer uses or makes use of a particular code, but are there anymore reasons that I should chose one over the other?
password = 'Smith'
user = 'John'
iLogin = ''
iPass = ''
def display_Welcome():
print('\nWelcome to XXX, SSH Server\n')
def User_Login():
return input('Enter your Username: ')
def User_Pass():
return input('Enter your Password: ')
def pass_check(user, passwrd):
if iPass == password and iLogin == user:
return ('\nWelcome Mr. Smith')
else:
return ('\nHello Random Citizen')
iLogin = User_Login()
iPass = User_Pass()
