I have probably a simple question. I looked in my books for the answer but can't seem to find it anywhere. Could someone please tell me how you can use the Rand() function and come up with a number that is a multiple of another number.
This is what I mean: Rand()%180+1:step20 - where the step 20 is the multiple of.
I know the above code does not work but explains what I need quite well.
Can anyone help?
"The distinction between past, present and future is only an illussion, even if a stunning one."
-Albert Einstein
try a little fourth grade math
rand()%9 + 1; generates random numbers from 1-9
(rand()%9 + 1) * 20; generates random numbers from 20-180 in steps of 20.
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I think I was on cloud nine that day. After I posted I realized how stupid a question that was. Sorry to waste your time.
"The distinction between past, present and future is only an illussion, even if a stunning one."
-Albert Einstein
oh it wasnt a waste of time, all you have to do is ignore the slight sarcastic tone of mineOriginally posted by Tommaso
I think I was on cloud nine that day. After I posted I realized how stupid a question that was. Sorry to waste your time.
hello, internet!
