•write 5 differences between pin and password​

Here Are Some Of Them

a Personal Information Number (PIN) allows you to prove that you're you, so that no one else can access your data. The obvious difference is that a PIN is limited to numerical digits (0-9), while a password can contain numerical digits, upper- and lowercase letters, and punctuation. PINs can facilitate a quicker, more usable experience. Signing in with a shorter PIN code instead of a password might help somewhat with issues related to password usability and fatigue.  Signing in with a shorter PIN code instead of a password might help somewhat with issues related to password usability and fatigue

Explanation:

definition of done. the definition of done may be changed at any time to reflect what a team can complete within each sprint. however, changing the dod should be an infrequent occurrence, and never something done prior to each sprint.

explanation:

the formula for work is

f*d

therefore work=2.0n*3.0=6n*m