

I can't set a password when creating a Nintendo Account.I did not receive an e-mail containing a verification code after I created a Nintendo Account.I received an error message that says my e-mail address is already registered to a Nintendo Account.I received an error message that says I am not eligible or do not meet the age requirements to create a Nintendo Account.Is Nintendo Account information shared publically or posted to my social media sites?.What are the differences between a Nintendo Account and a Nintendo Network ID?.You can use the flowchart above as well as our ASCII helpsheet to complete the code provided below. To help you solve this challenge, we have completed the flowchart of our random password generator algorithm: UppercaseLetter=chr(random.randint(65,90)) #Generate a random Uppercase letter (based on ASCII code) To generate a random uppercase letter between A and Z we can hence use the following Python code: import random

When looking at the list of most widely used ASCII codes you will notice that all uppercase letters from A to Z have an ASCII code between 65 (=A) and 90 (=Z). For instance ord(“M”) returns 77 and chr(77) returns “M” Using Python you can easily access ASCII values of a character using the ord() function. To see a list of the most useful ASCII codes you can download our simplified ASCII helpsheet. The extended ASCII code contains 256 characters (using numbers from 0 to 255). For example, the ASCII code for uppercase M is 77. The ASCII code (Pronounced ask-ee) is a code for representing English characters as numbers, with each character assigned a number from 0 to 127. To solve this challenge we will have to generate random characters and to do so we will need to use the ASCII code.
