Your favourite social media website is changing their policy on login password validation: a slight error when logging in is now acceptable!In particular, assuming the password you chose when creating the account is S, a password P entered while logging in will be accepted if any of the following conditions are met: P and S are identical; S can be formed from P by prepending a single digit (0–9); S can be formed from P by appending a single digit; S is equal to P after reversing the case of all letters in P. To reverse the case of a string, replace all uppercase letters with their equivalent lowercase letters, and all lowercase letters with their equivalent uppercase letters, while leaving all other characters the same. For example, the case-reversal of pa55WORD is PA55word. Any other attempted password P will be rejected. So for example, if S is c0deninja5, then c0deninja will be accepted, but not C0deninja5 or c0deninja51. Write a program which, given alphanumeric strings S and P, determines whether P should be accepted.
Your favourite social media website is changing their policy on login password validation: a slight error when logging in is now acceptable! In particular, assuming the password you chose when creating the account is S, a password P entered while logging in will be accepted if any of the following conditions are met: P and S are identical; S can be formed from P by prepending a single digit (0–9); S can be formed from P by appending a single digit; S is equal to P after reversing the case of all letters in P. To reverse the case of a string, replace all uppercase letters with their equivalent lowercase letters, and all lowercase letters with their equivalent uppercase letters, while leaving all other characters the same. For example, the case-reversal of pa55WORD is PA55word. Any other attempted password P will be rejected. So for example, if S is c0deninja5, then c0deninja will be accepted, but not C0deninja5 or c0deninja51. Write a program which, given alphanumeric strings S and P, determines whether P should be accepted.