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I Built the Same App in 7 Different Programming Languages
I just made the same app with these 7 programming languages and those are Java, C#, Rust, Go, Python, C++, and Ruby. For some reason, let’s not start with Python and start with Rust.
*Rust clip thing*
*Python*
So you probably know that I am a professional at python programming language and have a lot of experience so I already have installed python and the installation is pretty easy the module is already installed so because this section would be short I will show you how to make the random password generator.
*Tutorial*

*C++*
I wanted to run C++ on VSCode so I searched on YouTube how and how I installed the. run extension and C++ pack but it wasn’t working Luckily for me I somehow wanted to start making games on Unity, so I installed Microsoft Visual Studio and the C++ extension is compatible you have installed which is like 1.7GB But again lucky me I have already installed it. So, I created a console app and started coding Hello World was already there so when I ran it Hello World came on an awesome console. Now time for creating the random password generator. I had no idea, so I asked ChatGPT what I had to do. I had to include cstdlib, ctime, random & string Luckily no installation was needed then I had to make a string generate Password function. Then 10 minutes later researching and coding this is the result. So, this is what it looks like let’s run it asks me for the length of the password then it generators a random password yeah.

*Go*
So again I have never used Golang before and only watched some videos talking about it So I opened vs code made a go file and installed the extension but there was something you had to install so searched for Golang download there were lots of options, so I installed the 1.21.5 Version which was the file type of MSI it finished 5 minutes later. Then I wrote my first Hello World in it then it worked. Now I had to create the random password generator in it. *2000 years later* Then I imported time math/rand then I made the function for it then I made the main which would show the result. I had no idea it would work but it did. I learned how a for loop would work how to import modules and how to run functions here it *switches to the computer screen* so this is the code let's run it and test it first it asks the length for the password then it randomly generates it.

*Ruby*
So I had to install ruby so I searched on Google ruby installer and went to this website called / then I clicked on download so I installed ruby with dev kit version 3.2.2-1 (x64) then it was a wapping 128 megabytes so I installed it.

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