You saw how easily we solved that password in task one of the lab above! All we needed was a few keywords from Joe Gaucho, and we

were able to hack his password. This is a huge real$-$world concern because this happens all the time, which is why secure passwords

are so heavily emphasized and therefore in this task below we will learn how to write a function that checks to make sure whether the

password is secure or not given the general criteria of a secure password.

Your next task entails writing the is$\_$secure$()$ function in the is$\_$secure$.$py file:

def is$\_$secure$($password$)$: This function should return a string explaining the password security.

Secure Password Criteria:

Password should be at least $8$ characters long.

Password should contain both uppercase and lowercase letters.

Password should contain at least one digit.

Expected outputs for respective inputs to password:

password $=$ "ComputerScience$8"$

Good job your password is secure$!$

password $="$Cs$8"$

Should contain at least $8$ characters long.

password $=$ "computerscience$8"$

Should contain at least one uppercase letter.