Random Dictionary Login System Python

Question

I want to create the login system that will use random dictionary.The problem is accessing the elements of the dictionary after making it select random elements.I will continue trying to find the answer, but I want to post this problem here as there could be someone else with the similar problem and this could help them, and you may answer before I find the right way of access.

import time
import random
import string

d = {
    'l1' : 'p1', 'l2' : 'p2'
}

d1 = random.choice(list(l.items()))

def d2(l, p):
    d_l = print(l)
    d_p = input("Enter the Answer: ")

    if d_p == p:
        print("Login Successful.")
    else:
        print("Your Answer was not correct.")
        print("Process will be terminated")
        time.sleep(5)

d2(#Here is the Problem)

I tried accessing using iter , although I know it's impossible.

Answer 1

Solution for this Problem is:

import time
import random

d = {
    'l1' : 'p1', 'l2' : 'p2'
}

key, value = random.choice(list(d.items()))
def d2(l, p):
    d_l = print(l)
    d_p = input("Enter the Answer: ")

    if d_p == p:
        print("Login Successful.")
    else:
        print("Your Answer isn't correct.")
        print("Process will be terminated")
        time.sleep(5)

d2(key, value)

Answer 2

def getlogins():
  from requests import get
  return get(url).text

logins = getlogins()
logins = logins[:-1]
username = input("Username:")
username = str(username)
password = input("Password: ")
password = str(password)

if password == logins[username]:
    print("Logged in!")
else:
    print("Wrong password or username")

Answer 3

def getlogins(url): from requests import get return get(url).text logins = getlogins() logins = logins[:-1] username = input("Username:") username = str(username) password = input("Password: ") password = str(password) if password == logins[username]: print("Logged in!") else: print("Wrong password or username")