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Add math.Rand that calls rand.Float64 #11833
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Out of curiosity, how do you currently use the random numbers generated with your examples above? I suspect we'd be more likely to implement a single
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I'm shifting images that are placed on top of each other slightly so that all of them are visible. This requires generating a random float that is between 2 numbers. |
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Currently random ints have to be created like so:
Where 0 and 9 specify the range for the number to be generate in.
And random floats have to be generated like so:
Where 0.1 is the amount of precision desired,
0*the precision
is the minimum bound, and90*the precision
is the upper bound.It would be much easier if their were functions:
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