Imagine that you are a hacker and you have got access to a web server written in Python. The problem is that it asks for a password that you do not know. However, this server is open source so you know that there is the wrong_password() function which takes a password and checks it against real_password.
def wrong_password(password):
return (password == "" or (not password and real_password)) or password != real_passwordYou can not access the real_password variable but you can call the wrong_password() function and exploit its vulnerability to obtain the password. Write your code inside the solve() function. Think about an argument that can be passed to the wrong_password() function so that the function returns the real_password. Print the result of the wrong_password() function.
Your program should not read any input or call the solve() function, your task is to implement it.
Tip: Remember that "and" and "or" operators return one of their operands. Refer to the tables showing which operands the operators return in different cases.
