Example:
from random_plus import random_plus
a = random_plus().random_plus(EN='t', En='t', Many=100)
print(a)
option:
EN = Capital English
En = Lower case English
Num = number
Mark = Punctuation
Many = Returns string length
default return string length is 8
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