Random Password Generator in Python | Python for Beginners #shorts

Here is a simple random password generator in Python. In this video I am gonna show you how to generate random passwords using python. This is a YouTube shorts making python for beginners video.

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[aslamsean]

Updated example Using String and Secrets module.

[SurprisedSyrup]

Alternatively you can close your eye and roll your face on the keyboard

[junjungaming]

"Today we're gonna make a random password generator"

Prints "random"

[kanishkjurel]

not to take anything away from the video but there is a built-in library named secrets for this very purpose

[charon]

with all my respect, you can use inbuilt string module for lesser work too.
ex:
import string

lower = string.ascii_lowercase
...
and so on

[DevCat]

I have recently started working in Python. But every time Find a pain when I read a variable called string 😂🥶

[ranbeerarora]

This is so efficient I was making different functions lmao

[suic]

What about:

from string import ascii_lowercase as lower, ascii_uppercase as upper

?

[devanshurawat]

You can import uppercase letters, lowercase letters, special characters string from import string

[orisphera]

I would use an f-string to concatenate more than two strings. This way, it doesn't need to copy the entire string constructed so far for each addition

[nikitakopylov]

You can also use abc = 'abcdefg...' upper = abc.uppper().

[BlyatifulButter]

A less time consuming way to declare the upper variable is to just use upper = lower.upper( )

[mei]

string in-built library is there for a reason...
import string
all_chars = string.ascii_letters + string.digits + string.punctuation

another thing, random uses a seed which is bad for generating something such as a secure password. Use random.SystemRandom class for this purpose, or alternatively use another in-built library called secrets

[sergiusz]

Import string

lower = string.ascii_lowercase
upper = string.ascii_uppercase
number = string.digits
symbol = string.punctuation

[arkster]

If not using secrets, you could also use the string library and concatenate string.ascii_letters and string.punctuation to make your string.

[leoo]

Great video, but I would list the abc with the ord() function and with a for loop

[showiestsugargaming]

Thx Bro, now I can actually change my password😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

[mr.e]

This is really cool and easy to understand

[AlebastRnn]

There is no guarantee that any of spec symbols will be added to the pass.
It’s nice to check that and regenerate pass in recursion.

[MrStrongBro]

Why do people need to make a 10 minute video on this??? I’ll never know. Thank you for this quick banger!