Why isn't this password checker returning true?

[woeful mica]

For level 2, the password has to be 8 characters long, contain an uppercase, contain at least one digit, and at least one symbol.

[weak heart]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[slow osprey]

cause your conditions cannot ever be met

the last char needs to be not-a-digit + a-digit and uppercase

[woeful mica]

ohhhhhh

[slow osprey]

do u see what u did there ?

[woeful mica]

yea

isnt it impossible with a for loop then

[slow osprey]

do u know regex ?

[woeful mica]

no

should i just do it in a way that i make 3 different booleans

[slow osprey]

that works aswell

[woeful mica]

and check for number symbol and upper case all seperately

[slow osprey]

u can do that sure, but such things are easier with regex, and more potent

[unborn briar]

Regex can't check if at least one character is a number and at least one is uppercase

Three booleans is the way to go here (or as many booleans / predicates as the amount of rules you have)