Certainly! You can use Python's random
module to generate unique tokens of 6 uppercase letters. Here's a simple code snippet that generates 500,000 unique tokens:
import random
import string
def generate_unique_tokens(num_tokens, length):
tokens = set()
while len(tokens) < num_tokens:
token = ''.join(random.choices(string.ascii_uppercase, k=length))
tokens.add(token)
return tokens
unique_tokens = generate_unique_tokens(500000, 6)
# Optionally, you can convert the set to a list if you need a list
tokens_list = list(unique_tokens)
# To check the first 10 tokens
print(tokens_list[:10])
random
module is used for generating random choices, and the string
module provides access to string constants.set
is used to store tokens since it automatically handles duplicates, ensuring all tokens are unique.random.choices
to generate a token of 6 letters randomly selected from uppercase letters.Remember that this code may take a little time to run as it tries to find 500,000 unique combinations of 6 uppercase letters. Given there are possible combinations, there are more than enough to guarantee uniqueness.
You can run this code in your local Python environment, and it should generate the tokens without any issues.