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How to pass two strings one by one?
O/P: userName password userName password userName password userName password So if you want to stick with String [] for you two username and password values here is one approach.
Is it better to use different passwords for different accounts?
If one has an account in Yahoo! mail, Gmail, rediff mail, etc., and sets the same password for all of them, will it be easier for a hacker or phisher to find out about it? Using different passwords is much safer than using one password everywhere.
How to pass two usernames and passwords?
Instead of your current loop I would use a traditional for loop and access the array elements by index in a single loop. So you code might looks something like this: This should run the user name and password combinations in a single loop assuming that is what you were attempting to do.
How to edit web accounts with multiple logins?
To edit an account with multiple logins, click the pencil icon and select Edit . If you want to edit one of the logins, click on the downward arrow next to the Logins field to reveal your saved logins, and select the login you would like to edit.
Can a single user have more than one password?
As others said, you can’t have a single user to have multiple passwords, sorry. The username is the part which identifies the user, so 1 username = 1 account, and you can only attach one password to the account (even if you could have two associated with it, it would still log you on to the same profile).
Can you have two accounts with the same username?
However, as Jan points out, if you can add the computer to a domain, then you can have two accounts which APPEAR to have the same username, but don’t really, since one is account and the other is account, and these of course can have different passwords, profiles and security settings. All in all, this would be a lot of effort for very little gain.
How to search for more than two words?
To search for more than two words, keep adding them in the same manner. For example, to search for three words, add the desired string of characters followed by a backslash and pipe: grep ‘extra|value|service’ sample.txt