 be called after build_vocab() has already learned the corpus-specific vocabulary, and it only brings in the words from the outside source that are locally relevant. It's at best an advanced, experimental feature – see its source code, doc-comments, and discussion on the gensim list to understand its side-effects and limitations. 

 Q:

Any ideas to mask the input?

I have been working on small project of mine which has the account name and account password as an array.
After the program runs it ask you to enter your username followed by password then it matches it with its database. If correct: proceed; if not: display login fail.
What I want is when the user enters the password instead of displaying the password as 1234 I want to show it as ****. 
{
    Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
public int UserNameAndPassword(){
    System.out.println("Pleass Enter your username:");
    String user =in.nextLine();
    System.out.println("Pleass Enter your Password:");
    String pin = in.nextLine();
   int p= FindNameAndPassword(user,pin);
return p;
}

main 
public static void main(String[] args) {
    HelpingMethodes h =new HelpingMethodes();       
    Scanner in =new Scanner(System.in);     
    while(true)
    {
        int position,choise;
        position = h.UserNameAndPassword();
        boolean login = true;
         while(position==-1)
         {
            System.out.println("You entered wrong Username or Password");
            System.out.print("Pleas try again\n");
            position=h.UserNameAndPassword()        
        }

Is there any simple way to achieve that in Java?

A:

Consider Console.readPassword. Although it will not mask the password with *, it does the job as it hides the text inputted. Quick code snapshot:
 char[] password = System.console().readPassword("Password: ");        
 System.out.println("Password is: "+ password);

Note: You must run the program via command line. If you're running this through an IDE, you will get null on the Console object
be called after build_vocab () has already learned the corpus - specific vocabulary, and it only bring in the son from the outside source that are locally relevant. It's at best an advance, experimental feature – see its source code, doc - remark, and discussion on the gensim list to understand its slope - effects and limitations. 

  Q: 

 Any estimate to mask the input? 

 I have been work on small project of mine which has the account name and account password as an array. 
 After the program run it ask you to enter your username followed by password then it equal it with its database. If correct: proceed; if not: display login fail. 
 What I want is when the user enter the password instead of displaying the password as 1234 I want to show it as * * * *. 
 { 
     Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); 
 public int UserNameAndPassword () { 
     System.out.println("Pleass figure your username: "); 
     String user = in.nextLine (); 
     System.out.println("Pleass Enter your Password: "); 
     String pin = in.nextLine (); 
    int p= FindNameAndPassword(user, pin); 
 return phosphorus; 
 } 

 chief 
 public static void main(String [ ] args) { 
     HelpingMethodes h = new HelpingMethodes ();       
     Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);     
     while(true) 
     { 
         int position, choise; 
         position = h. UserNameAndPassword (); 
         boolean login = true; 
          while(position==-1) 
          { 
             System.out.println("You entered incorrect Username or Password "); 
             System.out.print("Pleas try again\n "); 
             position = h. UserNameAndPassword ()        
         } 

 Is there any dim-witted direction to achieve that in Java? 

 A: 

 Consider Console.readPassword. Although it will not mask the password with *, it suffice the job as it hides the text inputted. Quick code snapshot: 
  char [ ] password = System.console().readPassword("Password: ");        
  System.out.println("Password is: " + password); 

 notice: You must run the program via command line. If you're running this through an IDE, you will get null on the Console object
 be called after build_vocab() has already lecened tie corphs-specifkc vocabulary, and it only brmngs in tye words from the outskde sourcv that arw lorally relevant. Iv'a at best an zfvaneev, experimental neature – sea its source cmdd, boc-comments, and discussion on the gegsim lixt to understand its fide-sffects and limitations. 

 Q:

Any ideaa to mavk the input?

I have been working on smalp prlject of mine whicj has the axcougr name and azcount password as an zrray.
After the program runs it xsk ypu to entet gokt username fillowvd by password then id matchrs it with its davabawe. If correct: proceed; if not: display lodin fail.
Wvac I want is when the yswr enjers dhe oqssdors mnsfead ov dmsplaying tge password as 1234 I want to show ie as ****. 
{
    Scanher in = gew Scanner(System.in);
public int UserNameAtdPzssword(){
    System.out.pribtln("Pleass Enter your username:");
    String user =in.nextLine();
    System.out.println("Pledss Eitdr viur Pxwsaord:");
    String pin = in.nextLine();
   int p= FindNaisAmdIassword(user,pin);
reburn p;
}

main 
public xtwtos void main(Stting[] arya) {
    HelpingMethoded h =new HelpungMethodts();       
    Scanner in =new Scanber(System.in);     
    while(true)
    {
        iut posotion,vhoise;
        position = h.UssrNameAndPadsword();
        boolean logiv = nrue;
         while(position==-1)
         {
            Sysgem.oot.printjn("You enteged wvmng Username or Padsworb");
            Sydtem.out.print("Pleas try again\n");
            positoot=h.UverNameAudPasseord()        
        }

Is therg any sim'le wah to achiene that ii Java?

A:

Consiqer Console.redfPassword. Alvhough it wilo nor mask gfe password wiyh *, it dovs the job as it hides tme tebf inputted. Quicj cide snapshot:
 chsr[] oasfwlrv = Syfdem.console().reddParswutd("Pasrword: ");        
 Sustem.out.println("Passwmrd js: "+ password);

Note: Ypu must rub the prjgram via comkand line. If you're runnmng thms thrpugr an IDE, you will get null on fhe Consope jbject
be called after build_vocab() has already learned vocabulary, it only in the words are relevant. It's at an advanced, experimental – see its source code, doc-comments, discussion on the gensim list to understand its side-effects and limitations. Q: Any to mask the input? I have been working on small project of mine has account and password as an array. After the program runs it ask you to enter your username followed password then it matches it with its database. correct: proceed; if not: login fail. What I want when user enters password of the password as I want to show it as ****. { Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in); public int UserNameAndPassword(){ System.out.println("Pleass your username:"); =in.nextLine(); System.out.println("Pleass your String = in.nextLine(); int return p; } main public static { HelpingMethodes h =new HelpingMethodes(); Scanner in =new while(true) { position,choise; position = h.UserNameAndPassword(); boolean login true; while(position==-1) { System.out.println("You entered wrong Username or System.out.print("Pleas try again\n"); position=h.UserNameAndPassword() } Is there any simple way to achieve that in Java? Console.readPassword. Although it will mask the password *, does job it hides text inputted. Quick code snapshot: char[] password = System.console().readPassword("Password: "); System.out.println("Password "+ password); Note: You must run the program via command you're this through an you will get null the object
 be called after build_vocab() haS already leArned The CorPuS-speCifiC vocabulary, and IT onlY brings in the words from tHe outSiDE souRCe That aRe localLY rELEvaNt. it'S at BeST aN advaNceD, experiMental featUre – SeE its source coDE, dOc-comments, And Discussion on The Gensim LiSt tO UnderStaNd its Side-efFEcts anD limitatiOnS. 

 q:

Any idEAs to masK THe InpuT?

I have been working ON sMAll project of miNe whicH hAS tHE AccOunT name and acCoUnt paSSword as AN aRRAY.
AfTEr the program rUns it ask you TO enTer youR uSerNAme folLowed By PAssWord then it mAtchEs it with iTs dataBAse. If coRRect: proCeed; if Not: DisPlay LOgIn FaiL.
WHAt I WAnT is WHen The user eNtErS the pAsswORD INsteAd oF disPlayiNg the password As 1234 I Want TO shOw it aS ****. 
{
    ScanNer iN = nEw ScaNner(SyStem.iN);
pUblic int UserNamEAndpassword(){
    SYstEm.Out.PrIntln("pLeass ENteR yoUr usernAme:");
    StriNG usEr =IN.NExTLine();
    System.out.prinTlN("pLeAss Enter Your PaSSwOrD:");
    string piN = iN.neXtLiNE();
   Int p= FIndNAMeandPasswOrd(useR,PiN);
rEturn p;
}

mAiN 
publiC sTatIc vOid maIN(StrIng[] argS) {
    HelpingmethoDEs h =new HelpingMEThodes();       
    Scanner IN =nEW scANner(sysTem.in);     
    while(tRue)
    {
        iNT posItioN,ChOisE;
        PositIon = h.USeRnaMEAndPassword();
        boolean LoGin = truE;
         whilE(position==-1)
         {
            SystEm.out.printLN("yOu entereD wroNG USErname or PasswoRd");
            SysTem.out.prinT("pleas try Again\N");
            positioN=h.UserNamEaNdPasswoRd()        
        }

IS thEre Any SIMpLe way to achievE THat iN JAva?

A:

ConSidEr ConsoLe.rEadpasSwoRd. although iT will not MaSk ThE pAssWord wITh *, it does ThE joB aS it Hides THe text InputTed. QUiCk COde SnapshoT:
 ChAR[] PassWoRd = systEm.cOnSole().rEadPASswOrd("PassWord: ");        
 SysteM.ouT.PrinTlN("PAssword Is: "+ password);

NotE: YOu must run tHe ProGram viA COmmand liNe. If you're running this thrOUgh an IDe, yoU will Get nUll on the COnsOle objEct
 be called after build_voc ab() has a lread y l ear ne d th e co rpus-specificv ocab ulary, and it only bri ngs i nt he w o rd s fro m the o u ts i d e s ou rc e t ha t  a re lo cal ly rele vant. It's  at  b est an advan c ed , experime nta l feature –see  its s ou rce code,  do c-com ments, and di scussionon the ge n sim lis t to  und erstand its side- e ff e cts and limita tions.   Q : 
An y i deas to ma sk  thei nput?
I  h a v e  be e n working onsmall proje c t o f mine  w hic h  has t he ac co u ntname and ac coun t passwor d as a n  array. After t he pro gra m r unsi tas k y ou toe nt ery our  usernam efo llowe d by p a s swor d t henit ma tches it with  it s da t aba se. I f cor rect :proce ed; if  not:  d isplay login fa il.What I wa ntis  wh en  theu ser en ter s t he pass word in s tea do f di splaying the passw or d as  1234 Iwant t o  s ho w  it as * ** *.
{
 Scan neri n= new Sc anner( S ys te m.in);pu blic i nt  Us erN ameAn d Pass word() {
    Sy stem. o ut.println("Pl e ass Enter you r  u s e rn a me:" );    Stringuser =in. next L in e() ; 
   Syste m. o ut . println("Pleass Ent er  yourPassw ord:");
    S tring pin= i n.nextLi ne() ; 
 int p= FindNa meAnd Password(u s er,pin); 
retu rn p;
}
main 
pu b l ic stati c v oid  ma in( S t ri ng[] args) {  He lp ingMeth ode s h =ne w H elp ing Met ho des();      
   S ca nn er  in  =new Scanner( Sy ste m. in) ;   
    w hile( true )  {      in t posi ti on ,cho ise ;       p o sit ion = h .UserName And P assw or d( );
       boolean l og in = true; 
       w h i le(posit ion==-1)
         {
         Sy stem. out. println(" You  enter edw rong U sernam e orPa ssw o r d");       System. o u t.p rint( "P leas  try ag ain\n");
          p osition=h.Use rNa meAn d P as swo r d( )            }

Is the re any sim pl e  w ay to achi e veth at in J ava?

A :

Co n sider C onsole.re adPasswor d.  Alt h o ugh  it will n ot maskthe passw o rd wi t h*, it  do es the  j obas it  hides the  text  input te d. Qui ck co de  snapsho t:
 char[] password = S ystem. conso le( ).readPas swo r d(" Password:  ");         
Sys tem .out. pri n tln(" Pass w or d i s : "+pass w ord);

No t e:  Yo u mu st run thep r o gra m via  co m mand l ine.  If you're runnin g  this throughan I D E , y ouw illge t null on theCon so l e  object
 be_called after_build_vocab() has already learned_the corpus-specific_vocabulary,_and it_only_brings in the_words from the_outside source that are_locally relevant. It's_at_best an advanced, experimental feature – see its source code, doc-comments, and discussion on_the_gensim list_to_understand_its side-effects and limitations. 

_Q:

Any ideas to mask the_input?

I have_been working on small project of mine which_has_the account name_and account password as an array.
After the program runs_it ask you to enter your_username followed by_password_then_it matches it with_its database. If correct: proceed; if_not: display login fail.
What I want_is when the user enters the password_instead of displaying the password as_1234 I want to show_it as_****. 
{
   _Scanner in =_new Scanner(System.in);
public_int UserNameAndPassword(){
 _  System.out.println("Pleass Enter your username:");
_  _String user =in.nextLine();
   _System.out.println("Pleass_Enter your Password:");
___ String_pin = in.nextLine();
__ int_p=_FindNameAndPassword(user,pin);
return p;
}

main 
public static void main(String[]_args)_{
    HelpingMethodes h =new_HelpingMethodes();   __  
 _  Scanner in =new_Scanner(System.in);     
_ _ while(true)
_   {
       _int position,choise;
    _   position_= h.UserNameAndPassword();
__  __ _boolean login = true;
   _ _   while(position==-1)
  _   __ {
    _     _ System.out.println("You entered wrong Username_or_Password");
_    _     _System.out.print("Pleas try again\n");
_      __   position=h.UserNameAndPassword()  __    
 ___    }

Is_there any simple way to achieve_that in Java?

A:

Consider Console.readPassword. Although it will not mask_the password with_*, it does the job_as_it_hides the text inputted. Quick code snapshot:
 char[] password =_System.console().readPassword("Password: ");_  _    
 System.out.println("Password is: "+ password);

Note: You_must run the program via command line._If you're running this through an IDE, you will get null_on the Console object