Random number generator in JavaScript 🎲【4 minutes】 

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Practicing... Document roll *********************************** //Generating a random decimal number between 0 and 1 /* let x = Math.random(); console.log(x); */ //Generating a random number between 1 and 6(with a dice) but 0 and 5 technically /* let x = Math.random() * 6; console.log(x); */ //Generating a random number between 0 an 5 /* let x = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6); console.log(x); */ //Generating a random number between 1 and 6 /* let x = Math.floor(Math.random() * 6) + 1; console.log(x); */

yes bro,

Yeah. Run a loop inside the function

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im wondering that too, should probably search on google

probably roll something like 1 - 12 but then make it if it's bigger than 6 it will round to 6

depends on the browser and the architecture, in most cases, you can't really tell... digging through the v8 engine source code i found a lot of different ways they create random numbers, so as far as i can see, you'll have to create your own seeded random function, a good starting point would be something called a "linear feedback shift register" and maybe some of your own implementations (just from the top of my head you could hash the seed you got, and interpret that as a value from 0 to 1)

rand*(max-min) +min

Um.. the 12 hour video on his channel is already latest version??

@@rayankhan12 that is 1 year old

As someone who currently follows the guide, most classes in the course work on the latest version. Currently at a 2 hour point of the whole thing but i couldn't do only one lesson, that being dictionaries.

@@Akgaming-games But it isn't easy to make another (more or less) 12 hour video on Python again.

@Dude, I am not an alien... If you're talking about javascript, try this out: function random() { let variable = Math.floor(Math.random() * 9) + 1; alert("Your random number is " + variable); } You can repeat this as much as you want to.

try again it will work try copying his code to see if the problem is with your the code or with your IDE

I am voting for PHP as well