To create a password with at least one uppercase letter in Go, we can use the math/rand
and time
packages to generate a random string and the strings
package to manipulate the string. Here's an example function that creates a password with one uppercase letter:
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This function creates a random string with lowercase letters first, then replaces a random character with an uppercase letter using the A
character as the starting point and the byte
type to convert the uppercase letter to a number that can be generated randomly. Finally, the function shuffles the characters before returning the password. By setting the length
variable to a different value, you can control the length of the password.
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