How can i put a random num gen in a function so i don't have to keep typing out random.randint for every variable.

Question

i've tried using the return function as well as putting the var = function but it comes back with an error that the var is not defined and I've tried looking through the modules. Heres the code im working with:
import random

def max(num):
num = random.randint(1,100)
return num

print(max(num))
z = max(num)
print(z)

Answer 1

1)
from random import randint as rd

print(rd(1, 100))
print(rd(1, 100))

2)
from random import randint

rd = lambda: randint(1, 100)

print(rd())
print(rd())

Answer 2

cody stephens Change the last two lines of your code to

a = numbers(1)
print(*a)

to actually print the number instead of the name of the generator function

Answer 3

addition:
I've done this and it works for putting it in list (1st code) format but when i take away the list portion to assign just a variable i get a return of something along the lines of <generater object number at 0x622237> (2nd code)

import random

def numbers(x):
for i in range(x):
i = random.randint(1,100)
yield i

print(list(numbers(1)))
a = (list(numbers(1)))
print (a)
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import random

def numbers(x):
for i in range(x):
i = random.randint(1,100)
yield i

print(list(numbers(1)))
a = (list(numbers(1)))
print (a)

Answer 4

Thank you modus, its working. I appreciate it