To show integer randomly using pascal programming language, we use a function which called "randomize" function, the randomize function is typed after begin:
For example we will show integer randomly from 0 to n, then we type syntax:
writeln(random(n+1));
So that our program syntax will be:
For example we change the program become:
It mean integer will be shown randomly are between o to 1, and will never show number 2, try to run the program.
For example we will show integer randomly from 0 to 10, then our program syntax will be:
It mean integer will be show randomly are between 0 to 10, and will never show number 11, try to run the program
See also the tutorial on video mode:
Hopefully useful...
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begin
randomize; end. |
For example we will show integer randomly from 0 to n, then we type syntax:
writeln(random(n+1));
So that our program syntax will be:
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begin
randomize; writeln(random(n+1)); end. |
For example we change the program become:
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begin
randomize; writeln(random(2)); readln end. |
For example we will show integer randomly from 0 to 10, then our program syntax will be:
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begin
randomize; writeln(random(11)); readln end. |
See also the tutorial on video mode:
Hopefully useful...
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