I don’t want to overload people
Yes, he can choose other language
But Python is very easy language
Please give Paranormal some time. He might be at school, or he might be sleeping. Not everyone has the same time as you. Just because he’s not currently active, doesn’t mean he can’t do it.
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I can start if you want 
does it have to check if it’s the replit users actual password?
Someone else other than me understands the patience of time and different schedules yay
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sucess = 'false'
username = input('What should the username be? ')
password = input('What should the password be? ')
while sucess != 'true':
tryUsername = input('username: ')
tryPassword = input('password: ')
if tryUsername == username and tryPassword == password:
print('success')
sucess = 'true'
elif tryUsername != username or tryPassword != password:
print('login failed')
Don’t you need to pick someone else now? And why would you use 'true' and 'false' instead of True and False ;-;
Or even better 0 and 1 to save chars
I pick whoever’s next on the list, they must bash scripting to print “Hello, World!” ten times using a loop
for i in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
do
printf "Hello, World!\n"
done
@BananaPi
In python write a program that will print ‘Hello, World!’ without using the print() function 
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that’s so easy though
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Looks at the methods in his main python package that wrap it, so he’s not calling it, and the other methods that don’t use print anyways
Oh, one thing: when every person do a task, or skip it and it will be my turn I’ll show how many coins each person has
Meh. This is much easier than Matt’s challenge.
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