Generating random strings until a given string is generated

Last Updated : 26 Oct, 2018

Given the string, the task is to generate the same string using the random combination of special character, numbers, and alphabets.

Examples :

Input : GFG
Output :n4W
        mK7
        k1x
        q;;, !g
        .
        .
        .
        .
        .
        GF,
        GFf
        GFp
        GFG

Target matched after 167 iterations

Prerequisite : Generating random Id’s in Python

string.ascii_lowercase, string.digits, string.ascii_uppercase are some of the common string constants present in the string module in Python, which are used here as dictionary. All these string constants are combined with other special characters like ‘ ., !?;:’ and are stored in a variable.

Approach : Simply run two loops and use random function provided by python. It will show all the possible combinations that can be provided by the random function and same thing will be done by the decrypt loop. At the end, it will show the same text as you have inserted when prompted to enter. It will match each random string with the given string. If both index matches then fix that index and iterate for the remaining.

Below is the implementation :

Output :

FyFJ
.:YZ
aubo
.
.
.
g56G
gk6R
g7Se
gT o
gD d
gXek
g0ek
g ek
.
. 
gUek
giek
geek

Target matched after 168 iterations

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