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Build: Password Gen
Level 2.2 Quiz
Time to build your first real project — a password generator you can actually use. Pick the length, add special characters, and generate passwords that are secure and random.
You already know variables, strings, and loops — that's all you need. Let's build something real.
1 import random, string
2
3 def generate(length, special=True):
4 chars = string.ascii_letters + string.digits
5 if special:
6 chars += "!@#$%&"
7 return "".join(random.choice(chars) for _ in range(length))
8
9 # Ask user for settings
10 n = int(input("How many characters? "))
11 pw = generate(n)
12 print("Your password:", pw)Axi
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Your generator works! But what if someone asks for a 2-character password? Is that safe? 🤔
I should set a minimum length?
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