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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a "Login" button, display a messagebox with the message "Access granted!" if the login details are correct. Display "Access Denied!" if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.

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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a “Login” button, display a messagebox with the message “Access granted!” if the login details are correct. Display “Access Denied!” if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.


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Design a simple user login form that accepts the username and password through textboxes. On clicking a "Login" button, display a messagebox with the message "Access granted!" if the login details are correct. Display "Access Denied!" if the login details are incorrect. Refer to the login dialog shown in the figure.
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