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CREATE A LOGIN PROGRAMME USING PYTHON

HOW TO CREATE A LOGIN PROGRAMME USING PYTHON.
USING PYTHON TO CREATE A LOGIN PROGRAMME.


IT'S VERY SIMPLE JUST WRITE THIS CODE:


username = input("Enter your username:")
password= input("Enter your password:")


if username=='Admin' and password=='123' :
    print("ok")

else:
    print("Not ok")





THIS IS THE PYTHON  CODE FOR CREATE A LOGIN PROGRAMME .

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