What is the syntax to generate a random text string of a given length in Tosca?

• A. {RANDOMTEXT[Length]}
• B. {RANDOMTEXT[String length]}
• C. {RANDOMTEXT[StringLength]}
• D. {RANDOMTEXT[Characters]}

Answer: (B)

RANDOMTEXT creates a string by taking a length parameter that tells how many characters to generate. In Tosca’s placeholder syntax, that length is described as "String length," so you place it inside the brackets after RANDOMTEXT. Therefore the exact form is {RANDOMTEXT[String length]}. The other variants change the parameter name, omit the space, or use a label like "Characters" that doesn’t specify the number of characters, so they don’t match how Tosca expects to define the string length.