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How does random number generation work on Linux systems ?
Real Random Number Generation for Lottery-game using Qiskit
Генератор строк случайных символов (Random character string generator)
Android App to get and share a random lucky number to your friends.
Go implementation of the Xoroshiro128++, Xoshiro256++, and Xoshiro512++ pseudo random number generators
This research proposes a device for generating and analyzing random single-digit numbers (0-9). It establishes statistical baselines and uses machine learning for real-time anomaly detection. The numbers are logged for audit trails, aiding in cryptography, data analysis, and simulations.
non-guessable numeric code generator
The Email Administration Application is a simple program that simulates the creation of employee email accounts. It prompts the user to input their first and last name, selects a department, and generates an email ID with a random password. The application also allows users to manage mailbox capacity, alternate emails, and password changes.
GUESS-O-MATICS(aka. Number Guessing Game) is a fun numeric prediction game where the player has to guess the number, generated by the driver code/Computer(OS), and type/enter that number in .exe file.
A Text-Based Adventure Game is a type of game in which a player has to make choices at every step of the game. Based on these choices, the game proceeds and at last, we get to know whether the player wins or loses the game.
The Number Guessing Game in Java generates a random number between 1-100 and prompts the user to guess it. It offers three levels of difficulty with different attempts allowed. The game uses java.util.Random and java.util.Scanner classes, and the number of attempts is predefined. Contributions are welcome to improve the game.
Simple command-line utility to generate a random password of specified length.
This is the repo to house a study into the design and randomness of Pseudorandom number generation algorithms and my quest to find a semi-truly random algorithm.
This is the Python application that I created doing my thesis studying Industrial Engineering and Management in Democritus University of Thrace. It contains all the files as long as a link to the standalone executable.
CryptoRand.cpp - Random Key Generation using Cryptographic Techniques
An application for randomly generating telecommunication payment data.
This is a simple application written in Kotlin that allows users to roll one or more dice, with different numbers of sides, and get random results. This project is a great way to learn Kotlin, as it uses many of the language's features, such as data classes, functions, and control flow statements.
The "Guessing Number Game" is a Java project where players guess a random number and receive feedback. It enhances critical thinking, uses Java loops, conditionals, and input handling, and showcases programming skills. This project provides hands-on Java experience and improves problem-solving, resulting in a fun, educational game.
Classic board game implementation in Python soley using the Turtle graphics library. It provides an interactive and graphical representation of the traditional game, where players roll a dice, move across a grid, and contend with snakes and ladders to reach the final tile.
"A Python Package for Sampling from Copulae: clayton", by Alexis Boulin
A collection of original supplementary articles on various Physics and Math topics (WiP)
The 2nd project of "100 Days of Swift" tutorial course from Paul Hudson's "Hacking with Swift" website. A quiz game, written using UIKit. Complete project, including solutions to all the challenges (+ solution to the 3rd challenge of Project 3, Project 6a, solution to the 2nd challenge of Project 12 & to the 3rd challenge of Project 15 & 21).
A collection of coding projects completed in MIPS assembly
A C# version of the Alea pseudo-random number generator (PRNG) originally created by Johannes Baagøe.
A simple and basic 2-player dice game created in mid-November 2020 as part of the first "Boss Level Challenge" from the Web Development Bootcamp. Used my knowledge of the Document Object Model (DOM) with basic JavaScript concepts in order to select and manipulate elements of my website. Opening the page and every subsequent refresh will roll a random dice value for Player 1 and Player 2, which is used to declare a winner or a draw.
simulating dice with different numbers of sides (six, ten, and twenty) and a class for managing a collection of these dice.
Random number generator G-Cloud function. Random numbers are transformed from uniform to using a linear function.