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Shubham Soni
Shubham Soni

Reputation: 49

How to hide password characters?

I created a simple program in which I added username and password entry (no GUI) by using an if else conditional expression.
When I type the username in program, it appears as simple text, and that's ok.
But when I type in the password field, it also appears as simple text.
I want the password instead to display * like all login prompts.

How do I change the password field to show => *****?

usr = (str(input('USERNAME : ')))
if usr == 'python':
  password = (str(input('PASSWORD : ')))
  if password == 'root':
    print ('login succesfull')
  else:
    print ('wrong password')
else:
  print ('wrong username')

Upvotes: 5

Views: 11794

Answers (1)

Will Mays
Will Mays

Reputation: 102

There is getpass(), a function which hides the user input:

 import getpass

 password = getpass.getpass()
 print(password)

 mypass = getpass.getpass("PASSWORD : ")

Upvotes: 5

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