The results are randomized strings of over 70,000 bits of data. If I turn the last sentence of the previous paragraph into binary, the resulting string is only 1,384 bits long.

But random strings of characters are hard to remember. You can, therefore, make a random string of characters based on a sentence that is memorable to you, but it is difficult for others to guess.

If you want a series of random strings, as shown in Figure C, simply concatenate two functions. Let’s suppose you want the first letter to be uppercase and the second to be lowercase.

However, we don’t want random values; we want random strings. Now that you know how to use this function, let’s work out an expression that includes RANDARRAY () to return a set of random names.