Password modifier many user-created passwords are simple and easy to guess. write a program that takes a simple password and makes it stronger by replacing characters using the key below, and by appending "q*s" to the end of the input string. i becomes ! a becomes @ m becomes m b becomes 8 o becomes . ex: if the input is:

The requirements to make the passwords stronger are as follows:

1. Replace i with !.

2. Replace a with @.

3. Replace m with M.

4. Replace B with 8.

5. Replace o with .

6. Append q*s to the end of the string.

Since it is not mentioned in what language the program should be, I am going to choose Java.

NOTE: Each and every line of code is explained in the comments (in bold) in the program given below:

//Importing the scanner class for taking an input from the user

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Password{

//Main function

    public static void main(String []args){

        System.out.println("Enter the password:");

        //Letting the user to enter his or her password

        Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);

        //Entered password is stored in the String variable named 'password'

        String password = scan.nextLine();

        //StringBuilder Class is used to generate a new stronger password. It has the helper functions like append for appending the strings to other strings

        StringBuilder strongerPasswordBuilder = new StringBuilder();

        //For loop is used to iterate through the entered password character-by-character. The inbuilt 'toCharArray' function is used to convert the entered password into an array of characters.

        for (char x: password.toCharArray()){

            //Switch Statement is used to replace the characters with the ones given in the requirements.

            switch (x) {

                //Replacing i with !

               case 'i':

                   strongerPasswordBuilder.append("!");

                    break;

               case 'a':

                   //Replacing a with @

                    strongerPasswordBuilder.append("@");

                    break;

               case 'm':

                   //Replacing m with M

                    strongerPasswordBuilder.append("M");

                    break;

               case 'B':

                   //Replacing B with 8

                    strongerPasswordBuilder.append("8");

                    break;

               case 'o':

                   //Replacing o with .

                   strongerPasswordBuilder.append(".");

                    break;

               default:

               //Default case where the characters are taken as-is

                   strongerPasswordBuilder.append(String.valueOf(x));

                    break;

            }

        }

        //Appending 'q*s' to the end of the string

        strongerPasswordBuilder.append("q*s");

        //Converting the StringBuilder stream to String so as to get the Stronger Password.

        String strongerPassword = strongerPasswordBuilder.toString();

        //Printing the Stronger Password

        System.out.println("The stronger password is: "+strongerPassword);

    }

}

the answer would be 2

since they are only saying that the couple has 20 daughters and so on but they never said that they went to the movies as well therefore the couple was the only people that went to the movies.

hope this ! : 3