Making a randomizer...

Originally Posted by xMeltdowNx

What do you mean you don't run programs from people with 14 posts? Just run it sandboxed. And you saw the function on the first page, the same value is run though it each time which is 26.

LOL you can still do damage in sandbox if you're good and call on external shit

Originally Posted by LilGho$t

LOL you can still do damage in sandbox if you're good and call on external shit

Why would I infect it

and just add the function to your own project.

Originally Posted by xMeltdowNx

Why would I infect it

and just add the function to your own project.

don't know what your motive would be, but last i checked botnets can be fairly profitable.

Originally Posted by LilGho$t

don't know what your motive would be, but last i checked botnets can be fairly profitable.

So just use the function.

and inconvenience myself even more than arguing with you is? no thanks. I'd rather continue to work on updating my software than run your code that i already know can't work.

Even tho LilGho$t is a bitch (no offense

) he is right.

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

Even tho LilGho$t is a bitch (no offense

) he is right.

Then can you or someone else just try the code to see if it works so he'll stop bitching.

Originally Posted by 'Bruno

Even tho LilGho$t is a bitch (no offense

) he is right.

Major bitch thank you.

Idk why people keep copy and pasting off the internet.... here is some short code that actually works and is easy... llool

Code:

Dim i As Long

i = Int(Rnd() * 10000000000)

TextBox1.Text = i

Originally Posted by Goonman1

Idk why people keep copy and pasting off the internet.... here is some short code that actually works and is easy... llool

Code:

Dim i As Long

i = Int(Rnd() * 10000000000)

TextBox1.Text = i

This won't work with the game, the numbers have to be between 1 and 26

Originally Posted by Goonman1

Idk why people keep copy and pasting off the internet.... here is some short code that actually works and is easy... llool

Code:

Dim i As Long

i = Int(Rnd() * 10000000000)

TextBox1.Text = i

I haven't ran Rnd() but it's really just about the same as saying:

Code:

dim i as long
dim rndMe as random = new random()
i = int(rndMe() * 10000000000)
textbox1.text = i

At which point rndMe, like meltdown's example, is unseeded so it has to rely on the default seed. Also, with declaring our random number sequence we can do a few things, we can seed and we can pass in a minimum & maximum number. So now we can say:

Code:

dim i as long
dim rndMe as random = new random()
i = rndMe(10000000000, 99999999999)
textbox1.text = i

a lot easier to understand. If you'd like to shorten it you can say the following:

Code:

textbox1.text = new random().next(10000000000, 99999999999)

these are of course unseeded, which is what i was arguing with meltdown over.

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