To create a password with a custom length, uppercase letters, and lowercase letters in Python, you can use the string module to generate a random string with the desired length and character set.
Here is an example code:
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In this example code, generate_password()
is a function that takes a single argument length
, which specifies the desired length of the generated password.
The function first defines four character sets: uppercase_letters
, lowercase_letters
, digits
, and special_chars
. These sets include all the possible characters that could appear in the generated password.
The function then combines these character sets into a single set all_chars
using the +
operator.
The random.choices()
function is used to generate a random password with the desired length. This function selects k
random elements from the specified sequence (all_chars
), with replacement.
Finally, the generated password is returned from the function and printed to the console.
This approach ensures that the generated password contains a mix of uppercase letters, lowercase letters, digits, and special characters, making it more secure than generating a password using only lowercase letters or digits.
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