Ruby for file information output instance Code _ruby topic

Demo Code:
[Code]
#!/usr/bin/env Ruby
COUNT = 10
Require ' benchmark '
$account _chars = (' A ' ... ') Z '). to_a.delete_if {|c| c =~/[aeiouy]/}
# $password _chars = (' 0 '. 9 '). to_a
$password _chars = array.new
$password _chars[0..9] = (' 0 ' ... ') 9 '). to_a
$password _chars[10..36] = (' A '.. ' Z '). to_a
def Account_char
$account _chars[rand ($account _chars.length)]
End
def Password_char
$password _chars[rand ($password _chars.length)]
End
def Account_chars
Account_chars = []
6.times {|c| account_chars << Account_char}
Account_chars
End
def password
Begin
Begin
Password = ' '
Password << Password_char
End While password = ' 0 '
4.times {password << Password_char}
End While password =~/^ (.) \1\1\1\1$/
Password
End
accounts = {}
lines = []
Puts Benchmark::caption
Puts Benchmark.measure {
Count.times do
i = 0
Account_chars.inject (accounts) do |a, c|
i + 1
i = = 6? A[C] = Password:a[c] | | = {}
End
End
}
Puts Benchmark.measure {
Accounts.each do |char, chars|
account = [Char]
Chars.each do |char, chars|
Account << Char
Chars.each do |char, chars|
Account << Char
Chars.each do |char, chars|
Account << Char
Chars.each do |char, chars|
Account << Char
Chars.each do |char, password|
Account << Char
Lines << "#{account.join}\t#{password}\r\n"
Account.pop
End
Account.pop
End
Account.pop
End
Account.pop
End
Account.pop
End
End
}
Puts Benchmark.measure {
Open ' account.txt ', ' WB ' do |f|
F.print Lines.delete_at (rand (lines.length)) until Lines.empty?
End
}
Run after output to: Account.txt file.
The output information is formatted as follows:
The data is random, so each record will be different.
SZQGMC XC6KP
HLVGTZ HCU30
KTSNNF Lsnvs
KWMHRQ 3sm07
Bttzcz Dymuh
DMKPVN GMJHL
Kcfkdr x8x8v
VMMJHB x1d65
Srcpgz T2IP6
WLRMBT 7ya2y