How to usePassphrases in R Programs

Steps:

  1. Define a list of words (word_list) from which the passphrase will be constructed.
  2. Define the function generate_passphrase with an optional length parameter.
  3. Within the function, use the sample() function to randomly select words from the word_list.
  4. Combine the selected words using the paste() function with a separator to form the passphrase.
  5. 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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Password generation is a common task in programming languages. It is required for security applications and various accounts managing systems. A random password is not easily guessable which also improves the security of the accounts systems with the aim to protect information. In R Programming Language we will create one program to generate Random Password.

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