Password characters can include
-- the digits, 0 through 9 . . . . . ten choices
-- the letters, A through Z . . . . . 26 choices
-- some systems can tell the difference between capital letters and small letters,
so you have another 26 choices . . . the small letters 'a' through 'z'
-- some systems also let you use special characters, like !, @, #, $, %, &, *, ?, /
If your system allows all of these, and you need 4 characters for a password,
then you can make almost 4 billion different passwords !
Here are a few examples of passwords you can make with 4 characters:
1234
ABCD
abcd
AbcD
A3g9
2c4?
Home
homE
1776
bush
fONe
five
5ive
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There are 5*4*3*2 = 120 such numbers.
It is not called an ATM Password. It is called only an ATM PIN. PIN Stands for a Personal Identification Number and it is usually a 4 (or more) digit number which is specific to a customer bank account & ATM card combination. It does not contain any characters or alphabets and hence it is not a password.
As many as you want to. None can be bigger than 4 cm by 4 cm, but they can be as small as you want, and there's no limit to the number you can draw in there.
These are the steps: 1. Scroll to your password that you want to change then unlock the lock 2. Take the side off that comes off 3. Change the letters to your new password you have chosen 4. Put the side back on and lock There you go! That's how I always change mine.
There would be 9*9*9*9 or 6561 combinations.