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How to get the next random int in kotlin?


Asked by Shay Reed on Dec 06, 2021 FAQ



Gets the next random Int from the random number generator. Generates an Int random value uniformly distributed between Int.MIN_VALUE and Int.MAX_VALUE (inclusive). Gets the next random non-negative Int from the random number generator less than the specified until bound.
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The easiest way to generate a random number in Kotlin is to use java.lang.Math. Below example will generate a random double number between 0 and 1. @Test fun whenRandomNumberWithJavaUtilMath_thenResultIsBetween0And1() { val randomNumber = Math.random () assertTrue { randomNumber >= 0 } assertTrue { randomNumber < 1 } }
Furthermore, IllegalArgumentException - if until is negative or zero. Gets the next random Int from the random number generator in the specified range. Generates an Int random value uniformly distributed between the specified from (inclusive) and until (exclusive) bounds.
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The following example shows the usage of java.util.Random.nextInt (int n) IllegalArgumentException : This occurs when the argument passed is not positive. Generating Random numbers have numerous applications, be it lottery, gambling or small scale gaming.
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Then, the nextInt () method is called which takes integer input from the user which is stored in variable integer. To get Long, Float, double and Boolean input from the user, you can use nextLong (), nextFloat (), nextDouble () and nextBoolean () methods respectively.