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While it may not always feel this way, nothing a computer does is random, so creating a truly random number generator is a challenging problem to tackle. Instead, what we can do is seed a random number generator with a value that will change every time we run our program. This will give us a generate that will produce pseudo-random numbers, and since our seed changes every time our program runs we don’t have to worry about it becoming predictable.*If you are working on code that is more sensitive, like a cryptography package, this might not be the best fit for you, but I am going to make the assumption that if you are building a crypto package that you know enough to make this call.*Getting back to our code, the next thing we are going to do is create the `StringWithCharset()` function. As we said before, this is going to take in an integer dictating the length of the random string we want to generate, along with a character set that we want to use.For our character set, we are simply going to use to a string variable. While you could use something like a byte slice in your code, this works well enough and I find that creating a string character set in code is simpler. Writing `charset := "abcABC123"` is just easy to do.