How to usePassphrases in R Programs
Steps:
- Define a list of words (word_list) from which the passphrase will be constructed.
- Define the function generate_passphrase with an optional length parameter.
- Within the function, use the sample() function to randomly select words from the word_list.
- Combine the selected words using the paste() function with a separator to form the passphrase.
- Return the generated passphrase.
R
# Predefined set of words for passphrase generation word_list <- c ( "apple" , "banana" , "cherry" , "dog" , "elephant" , "flamingo" , "grape" , "hedgehog" ) # Function to generate a random passphrase generate_passphrase <- function (length = 4) { words <- sample (word_list, length, replace = TRUE ) passphrase <- paste (words, collapse = "-" ) return (passphrase) } # Usage passphrase <- generate_passphrase (5) print (passphrase) |
Output:
"elephant-cherry-banana-cherry-hedgehog"
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