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Write an algorithm in pseudo-code which asks the user to enter a password. If the user enters “NotAtHome!”, then print “Welcome” and set a variable called correctPassword to True.
If they enter a different password, display “Wrong password” and
set correctPassword to False.
If they enter a different password, display “Wrong password” and
set correctPassword to False.
What is it specifically with this that you're having a problem with?
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