kamwaStephanie
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13 years ago I think there is a mistake in the regex u changed on the method checkPass in the Inscription.java class.
if (password1.matches("[a-zA-Z]"): this return true if the string password1 matches exactely [a-zA-Z]. That means that password1 only have one character in this range of values. So ab, ac, abc3 won't work.
It is the same with your regex password1.matches("[0-9]")): this return true if the string password1 matches exactely [0-9]. That means that password1 only have one character in this range of values. So 10, 11, 13E won't work.
But if you want to specify contains instead of "exactely" , you could try this regex if( (password2.matches(".[a-zA-Z].[0-9].")) || (password2.matches(".[0-9].[a-zA-Z].")))
Inscription.java modified, in order to pass the "Registration_Test__KO_password_not_correct" test