Define the term "strong password" and discuss how to choose a strong password.

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Strong passwords are character strings that contain at least seven characters consisting of combinations of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. When creating a strong password for a database, it is important to select a password that is easy to remember so it is easy to use. However, some users choose passwords that are easy to remember but are also very easy for another person to guess, such as the name of a pet, child, or spouse or a date of birth or anniversary. Random collections of characters are much harder to guess or break because the combination of characters is not a word. In any program that requests a password, choose a strong password over one that is a simple word. Even if your password is 5&uJK#8, you will learn it quickly if you type it frequently. It is always best with sensitive databases to require logins and passwords to access the database or perhaps keep it on a separate workstation.