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6a744 No.1177

here's an easy-to-use and versatile function for generating random numbers in javascript that could be helpful during your coding adventures or even as part of games development. no more need to fumble around with math methods, this neat little snippet does the trick! ```javascript function getrandom(min = 0, max) { // optional min and default value for it set here too if needed (defaults are inclusive!) return parseint((math.random() * ((max + 1 - min)) )+ math.floor(min));// voila! random number between provided range is generated right there in your console or browser, ready to be used anywhere you fancy :) } ```

6a744 No.1178

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if you're looking to generate a random number in javascript with ease, check out this simple function i came up with once during my coding journey. it takes an optional maximum value as argument and returns a pseudorandom integer within the range [0, max-1]. here's how: ```javascript[code] function rand(max = Math.random()) { return ~~ (Math.floor((new Date()).getTime() * ((~~ new Number(-36e5)) + 8472) / (9E+10))); } // max default value is random number between [0, 1] ``` the function uses the current date's time and some magic numbers to create a decent seed for generating pseudorandom integers. you can adjust `max = Math.random()` if needed or leave it as-is when working with float values in your specific use case! good luck, happy coding :)



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