The code is as follows:
<?php
Range is to list 1 to 100 as an array
$numbers = range (1,100);
Shuffle the array order immediately
Shuffle ($numbers);
Array_slice a section of the array
$no = 6;
$result = Array_slice ($numbers, 0, $no);
for ($i =0; $i < $no; $i + +) {
echo $result [$i]. " <br> ";
}
Print_r ($result);
?>
Range is to list 1 to 42 as an array
$numbers = range (1,42);
Shuffle the array order immediately
Shuffle ($numbers);
Array_slice a section of the array
$result = Array_slice ($numbers, 0, 3);
Print_r ($result);
Method 2
The code is as follows
<?php
$numbers = range (1,20);
Srand ((float) microtime () *1000000);
Shuffle ($numbers);
while (the list (, $number) = each ($numbers)) {
echo "$number";
}
?>
Method 3
With PHP, in 1-20 randomly generated 5 distinct values, how to do
The code is as follows
<?php
function Norand ($begin =0, $end =20, $limit =5) {
$rand _array=range ($begin, $end);
Shuffle ($rand _array);//Call ready-made array random order function
Return Array_slice ($rand _array,0, $limit);//$limit before intercept
}
Print_r (Norand ());
?>
Or not shuffle.
The code is as follows
<?php
$tmp =array ();
while (count ($tmp) <5) {
$tmp []=mt_rand (1,20);
$tmp =array_unique ($tmp);
}
Print join (', ', $tmp);
?>
It is all on paper, the following is true, the requirements are as follows
There are 25 pieces to vote on, one vote needs to choose 16, and one vote for a single work only once. A programmer in front of the mess, forgot to put the vote into the library, there are 200 users of the voting sequence is empty. So how are you going to fill this mess?
Of course to the superior to reflect the situation. But the technique we're talking about here is the need to generate 1-25 of the 16 random numbers that are not duplicated to fill. Specifically how to design the function? By storing the random number in an array and then removing the duplicate value in the array, a certain number of distinct random numbers can be generated.
The code is as follows
<?php
/*
* Array Unique_rand (int $min, int $max, int $num)
* Generate a certain number of non-repeated random numbers
* $min and $max: specifying the range of random numbers
* $num: Specify the number of builds
*/
function Unique_rand ($min, $max, $num) {
$count = 0;
$return = Array ();
while ($count < $num) {
$return [] = Mt_rand ($min, $max);
$return = Array_flip (Array_flip ($return));
$count = count ($return);
}
Shuffle ($return);
return $return;
}
$arr = Unique_rand (1, 25, 16);
Sort ($arr);
$result = ';
for ($i =0; $i < count ($arr); $i + +)
{
$result. = $arr [$i]. '
}
$result = substr ($result, 0,-1);
echo $result;
?>
The program runs as follows:
1 2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,16,20,21,22,24
Add a few notes:
• The Mt_rand () function is used to generate random numbers. This function generates an average speed of random numbers four times times faster than Rand ().
• Remove duplicate values from the array using the "Flip" method, which is to use Array_flip () to exchange the key and value of the array two times. This approach is much faster than using Array_unique ().
• Before returning the array, use the shuffle () array to give the new key name, ensuring that the key name is a 0-n consecutive number. If you do not do this, you may have trouble with traversal by causing the key name to be discontinuous when you delete duplicate values.
Look at one more example
Generates one of the 36 characters of the 0-z. Each time the GetOptions () method is invoked to generate a single character, they are stored as follows: array[0] = 0, array[1] = 1, ..., array[35] = Z.
The code is as follows
Array (
[0] => 0
[1] => 1
[2] => 2
[3] => 3
[4] => 4
[5] => 5
[6] => 6
[7] => 7
[8] => 8
[9] => 9
[Ten] => a
[One] => b
[of] => C
[d] =>
[d] => E
[=>] F
[=>] G
[=>] H
[A] => I
[=>] J
[A] => K
[=>] L
[A] => m
[=>] n
[=>] O
[=>] P
[num] => Q
[A] => R
[A] => s
[=>] t
[A] => u
[To] => V
[A] => W
[=>] X
[=>] Y
[km] => Z
)
Then randomly generate a number between 0-35 as an index, in fact, in the above array randomly fetched a number, as the variable $result the first character. This random index is then assigned the last of the array, and it will not participate in the next round of random selection.
The code is as follows
<?php
Generate one character in 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
function GetOptions ()
{
$options = Array ();
$result = Array ();
For ($i =48 $i <=57; $i + +)
{
Array_push ($options, Chr ($i));
}
For ($i =65 $i <=90; $i + +)
{
$j = 32;
$small = $i + $j;
Array_push ($options, Chr ($small));
}
return $options;
}
/*
$e = GetOptions ();
For ($j =0 $j <150; $j + +)
{
echo $e [$j];
}
*/
$len = 10;
Randomly generate array index to realize random number
For ($j =0 $j <100; $j + +)
{
$result = "";
$options = GetOptions ();
$lastIndex = 35;
while (strlen ($result) < $len)
{
Randomly take one from 0 to 35 as an index
$index = rand (0, $lastIndex);
Assign a random number to a variable $CHR
$CHR = $options [$index];
Random numbers as part of the $result
$result. = $CHR;
$lastIndex = $lastIndex-1;
The last index will not participate in the next random draw
$options [$index] = $options [$lastIndex];
}
echo $result. " n ";
}
?>