I\'ll try to be simple, clear and direct. My problem is the following: I have a project where I need to
I need to generate a deterministic (i.e. repeatable) sequence of pseudo-random numbers given an initial seed and select the nth item from that sequence.
I\'ve started some work of which requires some quality random bytes, such as 32 at a time for an initialising vector for certain cryptographic applications. My issue is, this may be called upon multip
I built a word generator, it picks a length and then randomly picks letters of the alphabet to make up words.
I understand that time is an insecure seed for random number generation because it effectively reduces the size of the seed space.
This article states that Despite the fact that the Mersenne Twister is an extremely good pseudo-random number generator, it is not cryptographically secure by itself for a very simple reason. It is
In my application, I require a function to generate (unpredictably) random values that differ each time when called such as inside a fast loop.
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In Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide Chaper 9.3. $RANDOM: generate random integer It illustrates how to generate a random number greater than a specific number:
Actually, I have several interweaving questions. (If it matters I use C#.) First. I have a prng that generates random numbers in UInt32 range, from 0 to UInt32.Max inclusive. I want to preserve the开
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