Python's Random module

I. INTRODUCTION

The Ramdom module provides a function of random numbers: random () It can return a randomly generated real number, within the range of [0,1]. It is important to note that the random () is not directly accessible and needs to be imported into the module to be used by random.

Two. Use

Import random# first random number print ("Random ():", Random.random ()) # Output: Random ():  0.09690599908884856# The second random number print ("Random (): ", Random.random ()) # Output: Random ():  0.8732120512570916# Random Output 1 to 2 integer containing 2print (random.randint) # output: 1 or Random output of a number, range within 1-10 print (Random.randrange (1,10))

Randomly generate code for 5-bit uppercase and lowercase letters and numbers

Import random li = []for i in range (6): ""     randomly generates 6-digit code "" "     r = Random.randrange (0, 5)     if r = = 4 or r = = 2:  # If the random number is 2 or 4 generates the number         temp = random.randrange (0)  # generates a random number         li.append (str (temp))  # int cannot use the Join method of list to convert from str to string     else:  # Otherwise randomly generated letter         temp = Random.randrange  The number corresponding to the ASCII code number corresponds to the character         C = chr (temp)         li.append (c)  result = "". Join (LI)  # join joins all elements of a list into a single string, Requires all elements to be string print (result)

　　

Python's Random module