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password = "Nikyl1978@" # database connection password
Agent_password = "Insurance@1515" # common password for the agent login


# coderabbit test
# Login page
def login_input():
print("Home Page\n")
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The Insurance Management System is a console-based program to handle insurance policy administration. It efficiently manages policy and policyholder information, processes claims, and provides improved customer service. It saves time and effort, improving the overall experience for insurance companies and their customers.
## Overview
This is a codebase for an insurance management system, written in Python, that provides a way to manage and track insurance policies. The system allows creating and managing policies, clients, and claims.

# test coderabbit
## Requirements
#### The following packages are required to run the code:
* python (version 3.7 or later)
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## Contributions
If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or make a pull request.
## Conclusion
This repository provides a complete solution to the problem at hand, using the three Python files. By following the instructions in the README, you should be able to run the code and reproduce the results.
This repository provides a complete solution to the problem at hand, using the three Python files. By following the instructions in the README, you should be able to run the code and reproduce the results.