Verify password and regex

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
I would like to verify that a password does well:
- At least a tiny
- At least one uppercase
- At least one number
I struggle a bit with regex java, could you help me? For example, one of many attempts is:

password = "abcxyz";
/ / Test to check it's a word character
		val = Pattern.games("\\w ", Password);
		
		if (val == true ) val = Pattern.games("[a-z]", Password);
		if (val == true ) val = Pattern.games("[A-Z]", Password);
		if (val == true ) val = Pattern.games("[0-9]", Password);

The program is not running, if you have any idea about it then please let me know.

[HardWeaR]

Hello,
You mean your boolean is "false" when the program runs. I have a code for you, that is this is not the exact code but the part of it , this may help you.

val= Pattern.games("\\w ", Password);

Just include this in your code and see if the program runs or not. If you have any queries regarding this then please do post back.

[cyber-noob]

Hello,
I have modified your code, see if it works for you.
Here is the code

password = "abcxyz";
/ / Test to check it's a word character

      val = (Pattern.games("\\w + ", Password) & &
                    Pattern.games(".* [a-z] .*", Password) & &
                    Pattern.games(".* [A-Z] .*", Password) & &
                    Pattern.games(".*[0-9].*", Password));

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
Thanks for your replies. A priority it goes, but I'll make a small battery of tests to test HTMLUnit more thing (and discover HTMLUnit the passage ). yes it crashes from the first line (well, put valid False). you can detail just why and simple .* *? I read the doc and I had not really understood it well. Any more help or information on this will be great and I am the interested one . So, please if you know something then please do post back.

[Windowed]

Hello,
The regular expression "[az] means any character between a and z and nothing else. Your password must contain at least one character between a and z, but it may contain something else. So we add ".*" (. Means any character and * quantifier is 0 or N times) in front and behind to finally say that the password must contain anything with at least one character between a and z .
Ditto for [A-Z] and [0-9].
For the "\ \ w +", "\ \ w" (actually "\ w") means: 1 character provided it is between a and z, between A and Z, or between 0 and 9. It simply adds the "+" means 1 or N times (your password can make more than one character. Hope this information will help you.

[Gunner 1]

Hello,
In fact, in my tests, I * and confused. * I used to say "any character". Regarding the number of character, my program itself ensures that this alone is good. Moreover, we can define patterns to validate entries. I'll have leaned on the issue, now that I know the regex is going well. Again, thanks for the help.