That's shuffle, not random. Maybe randomized. With random, every song should have the same chance of being picked, which would technically allow the same song t

That's shuffle, not random. Maybe randomized. With random, every song should have the same chance of being picked, which would technically allow the same song to play twice. If you'd let the player run for a decade, every song should have played about the same number of times. But this usually leads to people perceiving the feature as not being random enough. See Spotify for example: https://www.quora.com/Is-Spotifys-shuffle-feature-truly-random-I-keep-hearing-the-same-songs-in-my-library-too-often-for-it-to-be-a-mere-coincidence-Does-Spotify-use-some-kind-of-special-algorithm-to-determine-what-song-plays-If-so-why/answer/Mattias-Petter-Johansson https://www.quora.com/Is-Spotifys-shuffle-feature-truly-rand...