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Example below is to show the code to generate random number. Try it
This example is at Learn Your Java From Here: Random-number generation
There are more example or Java learning in Learn Your Java From Here
Last edited by waiheng1986; March 11th, 2012 at 08:09 AM.
This works alright, but also keep in mind that the Random class has more methods that make code such as this unnecessary.
The method you illustrated above is <Random>.nextInt(int n), where n = 10 in this case.
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