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Hey everyone,

I’m currently learning Python and practicing basic functions + if/else logic. I tried to build a simple login system, but I’m stuck on a small issue that’s confusing me.

Here’s what’s happening:
Even when I enter the wrong username, the program still asks for the password.

But logically, I want it to stop right there if the username is incorrect.

Here’s my code:

def login(username, password):
if username == "Admin" and password == 1234:
print("Login Successful")
return True
else:
print("Invalid Credentials")
username = input("Enter the username: ")
password = int(input("Enter the password: "))
if username == "Admin" and password == 1234:
print("Login Successful")
return True
else:
print("Invalid Credentials")
return False

My question is:
👉 How can I structure this so that the program only asks for the password after confirming the username is correct?

I feel like I’m mixing the logic somewhere, but I want to understand the correct approach instead of just copying a solution.

Would really appreciate a simple explanation 🙌

Also curious how did you guys structure your first...Read More