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$5-7.$ Access Granted. Write a program that reads $10$ username and password pairs and stores

those username and password values into parallel arrays. After the arrays have been loaded, the

program should behave as a login screen, continuously prompting for a username and password

until a valid combination is entered and access is granted. Each time the user enters username

and password data, the program should respond appropriately with one of three output messages. If the username does not match one of the values in the username array, then the message

should be $$Username not found.$$ If the username is found in the username array, but the password does not match the parallel value in the password array, then the message should be

$$Username and password do not match.$$ If the username is found and the password matches

the parallel value in the password array, the message should be $$Access granted.$$ The program should use a loop and continue to prompt the user for a valid username and password

pair until a valid pair is entered and access is granted$5-7.$ Access Granted. Write a program that reads $10$ username and password pairs and stores

those username and password values into parallel arrays. After the arrays have been loaded, the

program should behave as a login screen, continuously prompting for a username and password

until a valid combination is entered and access is granted. Each time the user enters username

and password data, the program should respond appropriately with one of three output mes$-$

sages. If the username does not match one of the values in the username array, then the message

should be "Username not found." If the username is found in the username array, but the pass$-$

word does not match the parallel value in the password array, then the message should be

"Username and password do not match." If the username is found and the password matches

the parallel value in the password array, the message should be "Access granted." The pro$-$

gram should use a loop and continue to prompt the user for a valid username and password

pair until a valid pair is entered and access is granted.