Nice videos for Python beginners. I like small projects that focus on explaining a single topic and yet leave room for creativity. Thanks a lot!

Oh this is an easy one! Add an input for a user. And then a single print line that just says “you really trust a random python script with your password? You should probably change your passwords”

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import string a,b,c = input('Enter the password: '),[list(string.ascii_lowercase),list(string.ascii_uppercase),list(string.digits),list(string.punctuation)],0 for x in b: for d in a: if d in x: c+=1 break i think this would be better

Why not just: score += sum[characters] and scale the total score 0-8?

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Extra 👍👍👍 for checking against common/default password list as filter

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Whenever I run the program, it always gives me this error. UnicodeDecodeError: 'charmap' codec can't decode byte 0x8f in position 1914381: character maps to Someone please help me I really want to finish this program properly.

Probably mentioned already but importing re module and using regex is more ‘elegant.’ The scoring is overly complicated, especially since any() returns a bool. A binary output, like pass or fail, makes more sense to me.

thanx, nice code.. simple but useful

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nice for me a beginner

Dude, do you have any code examples and how to implement them for 2FA/OTA in a webpage?

Neural, can you do voice identification?

You didn't seem to have connected the "characters" to the password checking, for checking all of the types within it; also you mentioned in the downloading of the "most common passwords.txt" file from google, but you didn't mention where to be sure to store it/save the file to, in order for the IDE to detect/know about the 'most common passwords' file for checking the password against it. If importing the file into the program early on, or connecting it to the quick program later on, in a linked manner..

1st like and comment. It's cool. Go ahead.

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Yo! That's an exiting video. Looks like I'm first.

source code??

Where can I find source code?

Has anyone got the pseudocode for this?

6wcg57chr04083mep188bjm26125 Will take thousands of years to crack right?

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