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| Random Numbers in Matlab, C and Java
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None of these languages provide facilities for choosing truly random numbers. They just provide pseudo-random numbers. But, we'll pretend that they are random for now, and address the details later.
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| Random Numbers in Java(tm)
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Random numbers are useful in many contexts in programming. One common use is in games, and another is for testing program algorithms such as those used in searching or sorting. Here you have an explanation about creating random numbers in Java.
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| How can I generate random numbers?
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How can I generate random numbers? Answer Generating random numbers is simple. Provided as part of the java.util package, the Random class makes it easy to generate numbers. Start by creating an instance of the Random class...
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| Random ticket generator
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This is a lottery number generator written in Java.
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| Class java.util.Random
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Complete explanations and details regarding the class java.util.Random at java.sun.com.
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| Password Generator
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This password generator gives you a list of ten "pronounceable" passwords.
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| The randomX package for Java
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The randomX package is an upward compatible superset of the standard Java API class java.util.Random. Unlike the standard Random class, randomX defines an abstract superclass which supports derived classes based on a variety of random and pseudorandom byte stream generators. The derived class need only supply methods to construct a new generator and return successive bytes; randomX provides all the higher level functionality of the standard Java Random class (a derived class is, of course, free to override randomX's implementation of the higher level methods, where appropriate).
Submitted Nov 30, 1999
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| RngPack
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This page gives an overview of RngPack 1.0 (RngPack is a pseudorandom number generator package for Java). The page includes the subjects: What is RngPack, What is RngPack good for, What isn't RngPack good for, Comparison of generators (table), and a Download section for downloading the source code.
Submitted Aug 11, 1998
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| Random Digital Signal Generator
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This is a random digital signal generator Java applet.
Submitted Dec 01, 1999
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