Simple Password Generator in Python

What application is he using?

what would be the code if you want numbers and/or letter to be duplicated or even show up 3+ in the same code?

how do you on this generator make capital letters less as i only need 1

I set it up to do 394 as length so it is my full screen then set the amount to one billion it has been ten minuets and it is still going 😅

fucking legend

worked like a charm, thanks alot!

or just write: password = ''.join(random.choices(string.ascii_letters + string.digits + string.punctuation, k=number of characters in your password))

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I kinda made a cleaner version ty for the video


import string
import secrets

alphabet = string.ascii_lowercase + string.ascii_uppercase + string.punctuation + string.digits

password = ''.join(secrets.choice(alphabet) for i in range(25))
print (password)

One-liner:
print(__import__('base64').b85encode(__import__('os').urandom(16)).decode('utf-8'))

Hello, please tell us which command can we add to create a password and use at every random only one time each character?
Thank you!

We can use .shufflle

great video! Is there a way to make it a strong password or are those strong passwords? Or is strong password generator just a hype term to get more views?

Thanks for making this task easier to understand.

thank you so much <3
i am trying to learn python, helped me a lot

Hey I am new to coding, in the video he says that .sample does not use the same character twice. Is there any function or whatever .sample is called that allows you to use it multiple times? Lets say I wanted to make a 100 character long password, for example. How could I achieve this? Is the only way generating 10 amount 10 length passwords and putting them all together?

Thx for all the great content

Great video, thanks.

This is my favorite so far

i get this error when i try to start it:

line 14
all =
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

do you know how to fix it?

thank you very much .. i used infinite loop , n it creates many passwords ....

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good tutorial thanks

Good Tutorial

What app did you use? I want to make one :)))

Tnx

Neuralnine channel is heavily underrated...

And how to use this for hack Instagram Password????

What app is that you programming in?

This is great!

Nice

Issues comes when lenght > 10 and only numbers = True
raise ValueError("Sample larger than population or is negative") ValueError: Sample larger than population or is negative

from string import ascii_uppercase as uppercase_letters

It would be nice if you could build a nice gui!

wow thanks it worked

I'm new to programming, can someone explain to me this part, like why and how it works?



all = ""


if upper:
all += uppercase_letters
if lower:
all += lower_letters
if nums:
all += digits
if syms:
all += symbols

lol can't you import string to get letters and numbers and symbol strings

This helped so much. Thank you

Bro instead of making variables for letters and symbols we can import string module...
and then...

set1 = string.ascii_letters
set2 = string.ascii_lowercase
set3 = string.ascii_uppercase
set4 = string.punctuation
set5 = string.digits
these includes every punctuation marks, lowercase and uppercase letter and digits

I have some notes on this.
first: you shouldn't use (random) module for security purposes. as they have mentioned in the documentation it uses pseudo-random generators which isn't safe instead use (secrets) module that is much safer.

second: instead of writing all letters and digits and special characters manually we have (string) module which provide :

string.ascii_lowercase
string.ascii_uppercase
string.punctuation
string.digits

This is my script for generating passwords it's just a cleaner version of the one you made:
import string
import secrets

def generate(length=25, lower=True, upper=True, digits=True, punctuation=True):
char_set = ''

if lower: char_set += string.ascii_lowercase
if upper: char_set += string.ascii_uppercase
if digits: char_set += string.digits
if punctuation: char_set += string.punctuation

return ''.join([secrets.choice(char_set) for i in range(length)])

if _name_ == "__main__":
print(generate())

I really appreciate your effort, i found your channel recently and you helped me alot, keep the good work.

can you make a tutorial converting hash160 hex to base58? thankyou

Hey NeuralNine, what happened to the other ten videos in this Hacking Projects playlist? I was just working thru one of them yesterday evening! Now it looks like only the PW Generator and Exe Conversion videos are still up.

Nice idea ... I actually had made one before ... But when I saw this video I thought I could upgrade that ... And just upgraded it .. Now it generates a password ., Asks if I wanna save it and if I wanna ... It saves into my passwords.db file which I created using sqlite3 ..

Is this possible for Visual Studio Code, but obviously in Python language?

My solution:

import random
import string


letters = string.ascii_letters
digits = string.digits
symbols = string.punctuation

all_chars = letters + digits + symbols
length, amount = 20, 10

for x in range(1, amount + 1):
password = ''.join(random.sample(all_chars, length))
print(f'{x}º: {password}')

Great activity to train knowledge. Congratulations for your job!

I just want to mention that you shouldn't use the random module in a security relevant context. A better option is the secrets module or os.urandom()

Is there any particular reason you seem to be doing this the hard way instead of just using string.ascii_letters and string.digits?