Press the green flag to start the algorithm for a password. Enter in the correct information with correct capitalization and format. The final password display on the computer monitor. To copy this, go inside the code and copy the final password displayed in the list to the left. To start a new password, reclick the green flag.
We will first have the domain name of the website excluding periods. This should be copied and pasted until the number of characters is equal to or exceeds 15 We will then take the unit digit of the absolute difference between the number of vowels and the number of consonants in our current password. We then capitalize every “x”th letter where “x” is equal to the result we received above. If the unit digit was 0, capitalize none of the letters We then write your first and last name as a combination of numbers by replacing every letter with its corresponding place number in the alphabet. For example, “a” would be 1, “b” would be 2, etc. We also write your birthday as an 8-digit number where the first two numbers are the month, the next two are the day, and the last four are your birth year. Then remove the zeros. We will now begin to replace characters in your current password with numbers from your name based on your birthday. The process goes like so: Go to the “x”th character in your current password where “x” corresponds to the first digit in the number you created with your birthday in Step 5. Replace the character with the first number in the list of numbers you created with your name in Step 4. If the character is a capitalized letter or symbol, use shift when you type the number. This will type the symbol that corresponds with the number you type Go “x” spots to the right where “x” is now the second digit in the number you created with your birthday in Step 5. Replace the letter with the second number in the list of numbers you created with your name in Step 4. Continue in this fashion until you have replaced a character with the last number in your list of numbers you created with your name in Step 4. *If you ever get to the last character in your password, continue by going back to the first letter in your password and continuing right again. *If you ever reach the last number in your birthday number before reaching the last number in the list of numbers from your name, go back to the first number in your birthday number and continue. If there is a group with three or more consecutive letters, replace every letter like the following: Replace the first letter in the group with the first letter of your name with correct capitalization if replacing a lowercase letter. If uppercase, replace it with the numerical equivalent of the letter. Replace the second letter in the group with the first letter of your birth month with correct capitalization if replacing a lowercase letter. If uppercase, replace with numerical equivalent. Leave the third letter as is Continue replacing letters in the group in this pattern until you have replaced the last letter in the group. If there are multiple groups, start replacing with the letter after the last one you left off with until you cannot
