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the main cause here is that randomness is hard to test so that code was just assumed to be correct. With randomness you can never be sure, http://www.random.org
by ilcavero 15y ago
the main cause here is that randomness is hard to test so that code was just assumed to be correct. With randomness you can never be sure, http://www.random.org/analysis/ http://www.random.org/analysis/
- klodolph 15y agoYes, but... (int)Math.random() always returns zero. A little suspicious.
- polynomial 15y agoYou can never be sure the next one won't be a 1!