Bugged-up Pass Gen

Question

I have a password generator that I am working on. There are two ways to generate the passwords but I want the user to decide which way they want to. Both of the ways work perfectly, but choosing it doesn’t work. It’s always giving me an error about not defining something. Here is my code below:

import random

passType = input(“What type of password would you like? Types are random characters, and then there are passwords that you can easily remember. Type either ‘pass1’ or ‘pass2’”)

if passType == pass1:
characters = “ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890”

def password(arr, passlen=12):
random = arr[randoms(0, len(arr))]
count = passlen
password = “”

for i in range(count):
password = password + random
random = arr[randoms(0, len(arr))]

return password

def randoms(min, max):
return random.randint(min, max)

print(password(characters))

elif passType == pass2:
name = input(“What is your first name?”)
Lname = input(“What is the first letter of your last name?”)
numbers = input(“Type in the string of numbers of your birth day, month, and year. ( no slashes or spaces, just numbers )”)

print(name+Lname+numbers)

Answer 1

you say that something is not defined, this would have to be in you're if statements. you say pass1 but you should have it as 'pass1' because pass1 will be treated as a variable but you have never defined it

Answer 2

Yeah thanks. I literally just found that out right before i read your comment.