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# Define a function named analyze_logins() that takes in three parameters: username, current_day_logins, and average_day_logins
def analyze_logins(username, current_day_logins, average_day_logins):

# Display a message about how many login attempts the user has made that day
print("Current day login total for", username, "is", current_day_logins)

# Display a message about average number of login attempts the user has made that day
print("Average logins per day for", username, "is", average_day_logins)

# Calculate the ratio of the logins made on the current day to the logins made on an average day, storing in a variable named `login_ratio`
login_ratio = current_day_logins / average_day_logins

# Return the ratio
return login_ratio

# Call analyze_logins() and store the output in a variable named login_analysis
login_analysis = analyze_logins("ejones", 9, 3)

# Conditional statement that displays an alert about the login activity if it's more than normal
if login_analysis >= 3:
print("Alert! This account has more login activity than normal.")