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I will try to provide cons for different mechanism so that you can choose what is best for you. Math.random() This method will always return number between 0(inclusive) and 1(exclusive). Simple tweak can be used to generate random number between give two numbers. Java Random Number Generator And ForFirst time when called, it creates random number generator and for future calls it uses nextDouble() method from random class. Method is synchronized hence multiple thread is accessing this to generate numbers it may reduce contention for each thread to have its own pseudorandom-number generator. For better performance for multi threaded environment you can use ThreadLocalRandom introduced in JDK 1.7. As Math.random internally uses nextDouble method, it will always return double number. Random package com.jbt.random. As random is only used in case of Math.random. To overcome performance problem you can use ThreadLocalRandom. There are multiple algorithms that can be used by random class for generating random numbers. For portability it is necessary to let random class use all algorithms available. Random class is not final meaning it can extended and extended class can use any specific algorithms to generate random number. ThreadLocalRandom ThreadLocalRandom extends Random class and provide enhancement for multi threaded environment. Explicit seed setting is not allowed. Java 8 In java 8 some new methods have been included in Random class. Which can be used to generate random number without any hiccups. Any idea how can I do that Abdullahi August 21, 2017 at 12:00 am Reply min (int) (Math.random() (max-min)); This generates random numbers from min(inclusive) to max(exclusive) Therefore 48 (int) (Math.random() 2); This generates random numbers between 48 and 49 (with both numbers being inclusive) Post a comment Click here to cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Leave a Reply Post Comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. About JBT provides an easy tutorial for beginners to learn online. This journey started in 2010 with an article on Core Java topic. Now we are increasing our database of tutorial adding the new article on new technology day by day. Tutorial Core Java Tutorial Selenium Tutorial Hibernate Tutorial Vue Js Tutorial Spring Boot Tutorial Categories Core Java Spring Boot Vue Js Python Selenium Hibernate Terms of Use Privacy Policy Sitemap About Us Contact Us Partner Site iPowerUser crafted with by JBT Team Copyright.
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