One way to create a password with at least one uppercase letter in Rust is to use the rand
crate to generate a random password string, and then manipulate the string to ensure that it contains at least one uppercase letter.
Here's an example implementation:
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In this implementation, we use the gen_ascii_chars
method from the rand
crate to generate a random password string with 8 characters. We then convert the password string to a vector of bytes and check if it contains an uppercase letter using the is_ascii_uppercase
method. If the password doesn't contain an uppercase letter, we use a loop to choose a random index in the password string, check if the character at the index is a lowercase letter, replace it with an uppercase letter, and break the loop. Finally, we convert the new password bytes to a string and print the password.
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