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Revision as of 19:22, 28 August 2012
Rnd
Description
Rnd returns a single-precision number from a random sequence between 0 and 1. The value is always random: no seed needs to be supplied.
Example
Rem Rnd Example
'Rnd generates random numbers
Random
Random
Random
Sub Random
Dim Ret, i
Ret = ""
For i = 1 TO 4
Ret = Ret&(Int(100 * Rnd) +1) & " "
Next
Print "Four random numbers:", Ret
End Sub
Output
Four random numbers: 6 71 1 19 Four random numbers: 33 28 4 51 Four random numbers: 33 28 4 51