Random Number Generator
Random Number Generator
Range
Min: 0
Max: 55
How Many
Generate 56 numbers
Clear Calculate
Answer:
34 42 26 13 52 41 35 18 50 0 5 40 4 21 8
54 15 2 36 51 45 27 6 53 7 16 44 10 48
49 19 39 33 32 29 43 28 1 14 9 31 17 24
46 55 23 30 38 11 20 25 12 37 3 22 47
There are two main types of random number generators: pseudo-random and true random.
A pseudo-random number generator (PRNG) is typically programmed using a randomizing math function to select a "random" number within a set
range. These random number generators are pseudo-random because the computer program or algorithm may have unintended selection bias. In
other words, randomness from a computer program is not necessarily an organic, truly random event.
A true random number generator (TRNG) relies on randomness from a physical event that is external to the computer and its operating system.
Examples of such events are blips in atmospheric noise, or points at which a radioactive material decays. A true random number generator receives
information from these types of unpredictable events to produce a truly random number.
This calculator uses a randomizing computer program to produce random numbers, so it is a pseudo-random number generator.
1. What is your range? Set a minimum number and a maximum number. The random number(s) generated are selected from your range of
numbers, with the min and max numbers included.
2. How many numbers? Specify how many random numbers to generate.
3. Allow repeats? If you choose No your random numbers will be unique and there is no chance of getting a duplicate number. If you choose Yes
the random number generator may produce a duplicate number in your set of numbers.
4. Sort numbers? You can decide not to sort your random numbers. You can also order your random numbers ascending, lowest to highest or
descending, highest to lowest.
Do you need to include random numbers and letters in a random character set? See the CalculatorSoup® Random Number and Letter Set
Generator.
To generate a 6-digit PIN with or without duplicate digits choose the following settings:
Min = 0
Max = 9
Generate 6 numbers
Allow repeats = yes or no
Sort numbers = Do not sort
Say you have a group of 10 people represented by the numbers 1 to 10. You want to shuffle them into a random order of selection for an event.
Min = 1
Max = 10
Generate 10 numbers
Allow repeats = no
Sort numbers = Do not sort
Say you want randomly select one number from 1 to 10, like drawing a number out of a hat.
Min = 1
Max = 10
Generate 1 number
Allow repeats = no
Sort numbers = Do not sort
You want to generate numbers for lottery tickets. You need to choose 5 numbers from a pool of 1 to 49 without duplicates.
Min = 1
Max = 49
Generate 5 numbers
Allow Duplicates = no
Sort Numbers = low to high
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