Php allows you to randomly generate passwords that are easy to remember, and php allows you to easily remember passwords.

Php allows you to randomly generate passwords that are easy to remember, and php allows you to easily remember passwords.

This example describes how to randomly generate a password that is easy to remember in php. Share it with you for your reference. The specific implementation method is as follows:

Here, we predefine some words so that php can randomly select from these words to generate a password.

Function random_readable_pwd ($ length = 10) {// the wordlist from which the password gets generated // (change them as you like) $ words = 'dog, cat, sheep, sun, sky, red, ball, happy, ice, '; $ words. = 'green, blue, music, movies, radio, green, turbo, '; $ words. = 'mouse, computer, paper, water, fire, storm, chicken, '; $ words. = 'boot, freedom, white, nice, player, small, eyes, '; $ words. = 'path, kid, box, black, flower, ping, pong, sm Ile, '; $ words. = 'coffee, colors, rainbow, plus, king, TV, ring'; // Split by ",": $ words = explode (',', $ words ); if (count ($ words) = 0) {die ('wordlist is empty! ');} // Add words while password is smaller than the given length $ pwd = ''; while (strlen ($ pwd) <$ length) {$ r = mt_rand (0, count ($ words)-1); $ pwd. = $ words [$ r];} // append a number at the end if length> 2 and // reduce the password size to $ length $ num = mt_rand (1, 99); if ($ length> 2) {$ pwd = substr ($ pwd, 0, $ length-strlen ($ num )). $ num;} else {$ pwd = substr ($ pwd, 0, $ length);} return $ pwd;} // example: random_readable_pwd (10) => returns something like: pingwater6, radiohap28, sunwhite84, happykid44, etc...

I hope this article will help you with php programming.