This question already has answers here: How do you pick “x” number of unique numbers from a list in Python? (7 answers) Closed last year. Is there a better way to select two distinct elements from a list? foo = [‘1′,’a’,’3′,’f’,’ed’] elt1 = random.choice(foo) elt2 = random.choice(foo) while elt2 == elt1: elt2 = random.choice(foo) python […]

I am creating a simple password generator application using python, since I new about random module so I employed it’s sample() function with a sequence of characters and length. But it is showing me this EOF error as

There are students in different groups according to their grade levels. I want to make a selection so that students in the same grade level do not come together.

i made a thing to make syllables for me when i plug in some vowels and consonants:

import time, random count = (1, 10) while count < 5: random.randint(count) time.sleep(1) else: print(“YEhahhhh”) When I run the code gives me error: Traceback (most recent call last) line 3, in <module> while count < 5: ^^^^^^^^^ TypeError: ‘<‘ not supported between instances of ‘tuple’ and ‘int python random New contributor Armin Codes is a […]

I am trying to make a random number guesser game, and if the user gets it, I ask them if they want to play again. Problem is, if they say yes, the random number will be the same as it was last time. I am new to python and would really apprectate it if you could help me. Also, if there is anything I can inprove on, please tell me!

I want generate a random number between [a,b] inclusive in python

How can I get the global instance of Python’s random.Random class? The one that is used by the global random.choice() functions etc.

Say to generate a random number between 0 To 1 while excluding a subrange. E.g. from 0.2 to 0.5 how would I do so?

I’ve done a Monte Carlo simulation using Python3’s random.random(), and I want to cross-check the result by using a different PRNG, but still with Python. Can this be done?