Re: Re : Re: This is why!
That's clever. I've heard of that kind of stuff before, especially 7 being a popular "random" number. Though I've never tried it in practise, especially not with 2 digit numbers, and I had no idea it actually worked that well. :2thumbsup:
Anyway, damaged by knowledge about generating random numbers by using time, I never thought these numbers would be randomized by a human mind. The way to generate random numbers by using time is to take the rest from a division by the number of numbers you want the interval to be, i.e., if you want numbers from 1 to 50, you keep taking times in milliseconds generated by a stop watch and divide them by 50, then take the rest. I.e.:
99 / 50 = 1 rest 49, so the random number is 1
43 / 50 = 0 rest 43, so the random number is 43
12 / 50 = 0 rest 12, so the random number is 12
67 / 50 = 1 rest 17, so the random number is 17
etc.
Anyway, great work Louis