#CODING A STRONG PASSWORD GENERATOR CODE#
#CODING A STRONG PASSWORD GENERATOR PASSWORD#

#CODING A STRONG PASSWORD GENERATOR CODE#

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#CODING A STRONG PASSWORD GENERATOR PASSWORD#

This is a medium difficulty level code for newbies in python, password generators can be created in a different ways using different libraries and codes. You may google about “print” features to learn more about flush, end and etc. Lastly we shuffled and joined the passwords together and used print, for loop, and sleep to print out the password to the user in a fun way. Don't use obvious password such as '123456' or 'abcdefg', since it can be easily. Don't use any dictionary words as part of your password such as 'guess' or 'newyork', since it can be easily be guessed. Thirdly we had to randomly get the user preferred number of letters, numbers and symbols to make the passwordįurthermore we had to create an empty list(the password variable) and append the user derived preferences to it(Randomly). Don't use your pet's name or your birthday as part of the password, since these informations can easily get from social network. We used string library to create a list of lower and upper case alphabets, numbers and punctuation which are to be used in generating a strong password. So firstly we imported random, string and sleep from time library, we used random to randomize the user preferred number of letters, numbers and symbols to use in password, and also to shuffle the password lastly to avoid pattern prediction. How many numbers do you want on your password: How many symbols do you want on your password: How many letters do you want on your password:

So expected output will be something like the result below: Print('Congratulations! Your new password is:') #now let's have some fun and print the password with swag by using sleep module # let's join the characters in the list to make a decent password Password.append(random.choice(string.digits)) #now let's add random user preferred number limit Password.append(random.choice(string.punctuation)) #now let's add random user preferred punctuation limit #now let's add random user preferred string limit Letters = list(string.ascii_lowercase + string.ascii_uppercase) # let's create a list of uppercase and lowrcase strings

Num_limit = int(input('How many numbers do you want on your password: ')) Symbol_limit = int(input('How many symbols do you want on your password: ')) Letter_limit = int(input('How many letters do you want on your password: ')) Append the random character to the password. In most cases, though, the program uses what's called a pseudo-random algorithm. Pick a random character from all the characters using the random.choice method. Just about every password manager comes with its own random password generator, some of which are better than others. Initialize an empty list to store the password.

Shuffle the characters using the random.shuffle method. # let's import the python libraries we'd need Ask the user to enter the length of the password.

Coding a strong password generator