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To check if a password the user enters matches an encrypted password that’s stored in a database is valid, you can
a. decrypt the password in the database and compare it with the user entry
b. use the password_hash() function to encrypt the user entry and compare it with the encrypted password in the database
c. use digest authentication to automatically encrypt the password and then compare it with the password in the database
d. use the password_verify() function to compare the user entry with the encrypted password in the database
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