I wrote these codes but there is a problem.
userid=(" ")
userpw=(" ")
def register():
a=input("Username: ")
b=input("Password: ")
How can I get these values from the function instead of userid and pw.
def register():
a=input("Username: ")
b=input("Password: ")
return a,b
userid, userpw = register()
userid=""
userpw=""
def register():
userid=input("Username: ")
userpw=input("Password: ")
print("%s%s%s%s" %("Username = ", userid, "\nPassword = ", userpw))
register()or use getpass
import getpass
try:
user = getpass.getuser()
p = getpass.getpass()
except Exception as error:
print('ERROR', error)
else:
print('User:', user, 'Password entered:', p)
(Dec-31-2018, 02:21 PM)metulburr Wrote: [ -> ]def register():
a=input("Username: ")
b=input("Password: ")
return a,b
userid, userpw = register()
When I start the program, always does same thing. I can't move to the next step.
def register():
a=input("Username: ")
b=input("Password: ")
return a,b
c = register()
userid = c[0]
userpw = c[1]
print ("userid:", userid, "userpw:", userpw)
You should not use
input for a password (it is visible then)
better use
getpass