#Lab 4 Question 1
"""
• Get the user to enter a mobile number
• Create 1st variable to use a built-in String method to store the Boolean status of
whether the mobile number starts with 04
• Create 2nd variable to use a built-in String method to store the Boolean status of
whether the mobile number contains only digits
• Create 3rd variable to use the built-in Python function to store the Boolean status of
whether the mobile number contains only 10 characters
• Display the Boolean status of each variable on whether the overall mobile number is valid
Below is a sample of the output expected from this file:"""

mobilenumber = input("Enter your mobile number: ")
print(mobilenumber)
x = mobilenumber.startswith("04")
print("Does it starts with 04? ",x)
y = mobilenumber.isdigit()
print("Does it contain only digits? ",y)
z = len(mobilenumber) == 10
print("Does it contain only 10 characters? ",z)
print("Is the mobile number valid? ", x and y and z)


#Lab 4 Question 3
"""
Write code to do the following:
• Get the user to enter a password
• Create 1st variable to use a built-in String method to store the Boolean status of
whether the password contains only alphanumeric characters
• Create 2nd variable to use the built-in Python function to store the Boolean status of
whether the password contains at least 6 characters
• Display the Boolean status of each variable on whether the overall password is valid
"""

password = input("Enter your password: ")
c = password.isalnum()
print("Does it contain only alphanumeric characters? ",c)
d = len(password) >= 6
print("Does it contain at least 6 characters? ",d)
print("Is the password valid? ", c and d)

#Lab 4 Question 4
"""
• Get the user to enter the RMIT website
• Convert the RMIT website into lowercase
• Create 1st variable to use a built-in String method to store the Boolean status of
whether the RMIT website starts with www
• Create 2nd variable to use the built-in Python keyword to  store the Boolean status of
whether the RMIT website contains the word rmit
• Create 3rd variable to use the built-in Python keyword to store the Boolean status of
whether the RMIT website contains three dots
• Create 4th variable to use a built-in String method to store the Boolean status of
whether the RMIT website ends with edu.au
• Display the Boolean status of each variable on whether the overall RMIT website is valid
Below is a sample of the output expected from this file:
"""
website = input("Enter the RMIT website: ")
website = website.lower()
print(website)
a = website.startswith("www")
print("Does it start with www? ",a)
b = "rmit" in website
print("Does it contain the word rmit? ",b)
c = website.count(".") == 3
print("Does it contain three dots? ",c)
d = website.endswith("edu.au")
print("Does it end with edu.au? ",d)
print("Is the website valid? ", a and b and c and d)