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random.seed(a=None, version=2) (version is only avaiable for python 3.x) random.getstate() random.setstate(state) random.randint(a, b) random.randrange(stop) random.randrange(start, stop, step=1) random.choice(seq) random.shuffle(x, random=random.random) random.sample(population, k) ...

Due to the flaws of rand(), many other default implementations have emerged over the years. Among those are: arc4random() (available on OS X and BSD) random() (available on Linux) drand48() (available on POSIX)

Nothing is really random and thus the javadoc calls those numbers pseudorandom. Those numbers are created with a pseudorandom number generator.

Random number generation in C++ is provided by the <random> header. This header defines random devices, pseudo-random generators and distributions. Random devices return random numbers provided by operating system. They should either be used for initialization of pseudo-random generators or...

This section provides an overview of what domain-driven-design is, and why a developer might want to use it. It should also mention any large subjects within domain-driven-design, and link out to the related topics. Since the Documentation for domain-driven-design is new, you may need to create ...

Random() Random(int Seed) int Next() int Next(int maxValue) int Next(int minValue, int maxValue) ParametersDetailsSeedA value for generating random numbers. If not set, the default value is determined by the current system time.minValueGenerated numbers won't be smal...

The random module of NumPy provides convenient methods for generating random data having the desired shape and distribution. Here's the official documentation.

random(max) //Returns a (long) pseudo-random number between 0 (inclusive) and max (exclusive) random(min, max) //Returns a (long) pseudo-random number between min (inclusive) and max (exclusive) randomSeed(seed) //Initializes de pseudo-random number generator, causing it to start at a ...

The DOM, or Document Object Model, is the API used by web browsers and other applications to access the contents of an HTML document. The DOM represents the structure as a tree, nodes can contain child-nodes, nodes with no children are said leaf nodes. With it, one can manipulate the structure a...

ParameterDetails__global unsigned int * rnd_bufferunsigned int is standardised by the OpenCL standard as being 32-bit*__global means device's main memory for read/write access*rnd_buffer is just a name in scope of "opencl program"(not host but device)

One thing you might consider with any domains in your forest is how many physical vs virtual machines you want to have. Personally I believe that there should be one physical machine per domain. One of the reasons I believe this is because of how the clocks are handled on, specifically in my cas...

Documentation for perl's rand() function: http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/rand.html