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My friends and I have been struggling on this project, and we've come to a part where we need to create a 'Leaderboard' function in which the program displays the top 5 players who've scored the highest in the game.

def register():

    file = open("accounts.txt", "a")

    accounts = 

    print("You will now register yourself to the quiz.")

    firstname = input(str("Enter your first name: "))

    surname = input(str("Enter your surname: "))

    age = input("Enter your age: ")

    password = input("Enter the password you would like to use: ")

    username = ((surname[0]+surname[1]+surname[2]) + (firstname[0]+firstname[1]) + age)

    print("Your username is: " + username)

    score = "0"

    file.write(username + " " + password + " " + firstname + " " + surname + " " + age + " " + score + "n")





def login():

    check = open("accounts.txt","r")

    username = input("Please enter your username ")

    password = input("Please enter your password ")

    for line in open("accounts.txt","r").readlines(): 

        login_info = line.split() 

        if username == login_info[0] and password == login_info[1]:

            print("Correct credentials!")

            print("n")

            choice2 = input("Press 1 for leaderboard, 2 to play OR 3 to EXIT.")

            if choice2 == "1":

                leaderboard()

            elif choice2 == "2":

                game()

            elif choice2 == "3":

                quit

            else:

                print("Invalid.")

            return True

    print("Incorrect credentials.")

    return False





print("----------------------------------------------")

print("nWelcome to the Music Quiz!")

choice1 = input("Press 1 for login, press 2 for register, press 3 for leaderboard, press 4 to EXIT ")

if choice1 == "1":

    login()

elif choice1 == "2":

    register()

elif choice1 == "3":

    leaderboard()

elif choice1 == "4":

    quit

else:

    print("Invalid")

The rest of the program works fine, we just need to add a 'leaderboard' section; preferably after the 'register' function.