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Look at program Functions02.py. What is accomplished by the checkPIN method?

EX:
def checkPIN(pin):
(indent) if pin == 1234:
(indent) (indent)return True
(indent) else:
(indent) (indent) return False

User Alex Lillo
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Final answer:

The checkPIN method validates a PIN by comparing the input to a predefined number and returns True if they match, otherwise False.

Step-by-step explanation:

The checkPIN method in the program Functions02.py is designed to validate a personal identification number (PIN).

When this method is called, it compares the input value, which is the PIN provided by the user, to a predefined number (in this case, 1234).

If the input PIN matches the predefined number, the method returns True, indicating a successful match. If the provided PIN does not match, the method returns False, indicating an unsuccessful match. This is a common practice in programs that require user authentication.

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