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How to mask a number with stars except the first 6 and the last 4 digits in Python

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def mask_number_with_stars_except_first_six_and_last_four(card_number):
    first_six_digits = card_number[:6]
    last_four_digits = card_number[-4:]
    
    required_mask = "*" * (len(card_number) - len(first_six_digits) - len(last_four_digits))
    
    return first_six_digits + required_mask + last_four_digits


card_number = "9003125334656789"

masked_number = mask_number_with_stars_except_first_six_and_last_four(card_number)

print(masked_number)



'''
run:

900312******6789

'''

 



answered May 31, 2024 by avibootz
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