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Input validation process:
Input validation is a process that determines whether the user input given in the program is valid or not before computation.
- • This validation process is done through the validation loop, which iterates until it identifies the bad data on input.
- • Sometimes, the computer errors are caused due to the computer and however, this is commonly due to reading the bad data as input.
- • Thus, the integrity of the output will be good as long as based upon the integrity of input.
- • To maintain this integrity, the programs must never accept the bad input instead, whenever the program reads the input then it is need to be processed under the validation process...
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Starting Out with Python (4th Edition)
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