It appears you want a set of psuedorandom numbers, in which it would be better to have that line something closer to
t = r.nextInt(6);
Which would be a random number between 0 and 5.
Type: Posts; User: Tjstretch
Re: problem with Random()
It appears you want a set of psuedorandom numbers, in which it would be better to have that line something closer to
t = r.nextInt(6);
Which would be a random number between 0 and 5.
Re: problem with Random()
Are you trying to make it so that the number is likely to get bigger the further you go?
All you have to do is make t = r.nextInt(i+1), so when i=0 it does r.nextInt(1) [Always 0!]
Are you...