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Random Number generator


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Basically, what I need is random number or numbers generator that works like this:

--- 9 ranges of numbers each having 10 numbers in it.

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20

and so on...untill 90.

I want to choose certain ranges and have the system to generate lets say total 5 or 6 numbers from one/two or several ranges (shown above): like, 1 (from 1-10), 13 (from 11-20), 35 and 39 (from 30-40) and etc.

while I can manually choose number(s) from those ranges I'd like system to randomize it for me...so I have many combinations.

please advise where i can get sth like this :) ???

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If you know very very basical programming skills in any language, you could easily create one your own! :)

Otherwise... We'll see what Neowin can dig for you...

I don't know any other advice.

Glassed Silver:mac

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The answer you're looking for will depend on the programming language you want it to work in, but basically you want to go and google "lottery program <insert programming language here>."

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The answer you're looking for will depend on the programming language you want it to work in, but basically you want to go and google "lottery program <insert programming language here>."

This.

I recommend writing a simple C++ command line program... That's how I did it back in the day, but my skills are dusted by now :D

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This is probably the closest you're going to find then, without using some base code and tweaking it to your needs.

What is this for? I mean, if it's part of a game then you could try googling "<game name> random number generator." But at the moment that seems like a very specific program that you're looking for.

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This will do the trick, just that you need to always manually chose a new range... you can't give it a set of ranges...

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This will do the trick, just that you need to always manually chose a new range... you can't give it a set of ranges...

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this is very close...but here I need to put ranges manually, separately.

but it'd great if I assign particular ranges.

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