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# Random text

Random text is the action of automatically generating a random string of characters (including letters and numbers) of an optional length, and then storing it in an output variable (Output variable).

This action is often used to create new passwords when registering accounts, generate identification codes, or create non-duplicate text content to avoid being flagged by spam detection systems.

#### Configuration parameters:

* Text Length: The length (number of characters) of the random text string you want to generate.

#### Real-world example: Generate a random password for automatic account registration

Suppose you are writing a script to automatically register multiple accounts on a website and need to fill in a random password for each account to ensure security:

* Configuration method: You call the Random text action, set the Text Length field to `12` (to create a string of 12 characters), and set the *Output variable* field to `$randomPassword`.
* Result: When you reach this step, the system will automatically generate a random string (for example: `"a7K39pXq2wLm"`) and store it in the variable `$randomPassword`. In the subsequent steps, you just need to call the Key press action to input this `$randomPassword` variable into the password field in the browser to complete the registration.


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