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This is in python code

Congratulations! You've just been hired by the FBI, and your boss needs your help unlocking a criminal's iPhone. The default iPhone passcode is exactly 4 digits long, each between 0 and 9. Assume someone else has already written a function test .password that takes a single string argument representing a possible passcode (with a length of exactly 4 characters.) test_password returns True if the input passcode unlocks the phone and False otherwise. Write a Python function crack_iphone that takes no arguments and returns a string representing the passcode that unlocks the phone. CAUTION: The string "0" is not a possible passcode, but "0000" is. def crack_iphone():

Explanation / Answer

def crack_iphone():
   for i in range(10000):
       tryString = str(i).zfill(4)
       if (test_password(tryString)):
           return tryString

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