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Subject:	Odp: Random numbers
Date:	Sun, 28 May 2000 00:31:55 -0700
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Chris Miller wrote:

> If RAND_MAX is set to 100, then a call to rand() should return an
> integer between 0 and 100.  However, on my computer, a call to rand()
> generates a number between what appears to be hundreds of millions and
> 0, even with RAND_MAX set to 100.


You can try sth like this:

int lotto;
lotto = rand() % 100;

of course if you want to get numbers between 0 and 100...

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