Here's an example function in Typescript to generate a random password using symbols:
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This function takes in a parameter length
that specifies how many characters long the password should be. It then generates a charPool
string containing all the possible characters that can be included in the password, including symbols like !
and @
.
The function then loops length
number of times, randomly selecting a character from charPool
at each iteration and concatenating it onto the password
string.
Finally, the function returns the fully generated password as a string.
This is just one example of how a password generator function can be implemented in Typescript or Javascript. It's worth noting that ensuring strong password security is a complex topic, and there are many other measures that should be taken to ensure passwords are secure beyond simply generating them with symbols.
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