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in this video youamp;#39;ll learn how to develop functionality that lets a user reset their own password if they forget it weamp;#39;ll be building on code created in the first video where we developed sign up and login functionality so if you havenamp;#39;t seen that yet thereamp;#39;s a link in the description all the codes developed in this video is freely available and a link to that is also in the description so how is this going to work what happens when a user forgets their password they could ask us to email it to them but we canamp;#39;t do that because we donamp;#39;t know it passwords are stored as hashes in the database we deliberately have no way of getting to the plain text password any website that sends you a password if you forget it is storing them in plain text so be very careful with that site we could create a new password for them either manually or programmatically email it to them and then save the hash in the database but unl