Some computer programs try to prevent easily guessable passwords being used, by rejecting those that do not meet some simple rules. One simple rule is to reject passwords which contain any sequence of letters immediately followed by the same sequence. For example:
APPLE Rejected (P is repeated)
CUCUMBER Rejected (CU is repeated)
ONION Accepted (ON is not immediately repeated)
APRICOT Accepted
COSCOS Rejected (COS is repeated)
Write a program which inputs a password (between 1 and 10 upper case letters) and then prints Rejected if the password is rejected, or Accepted otherwise. Your program should then terminate.
Password: BANANA
Rejected