When we use rand() in random, why do we always get 41 as the filing output while it should vary with every outcome?

Answer 1

In c++
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/CPlusPlus/1638/

Answer 2

use srand() or srand(time(0))

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cUu1Bbndxpnh/?ref=app

Answer 4

Change the seed value to get other values.

Answer 5

Since most(almost all except some scientific) computers can't generate random number what they do is generating pseudo-random number. To do this what they do is take a seed value(initial value) and do some calculations on it so as to change.

you can change seed value using srand() function in c/c++.

Answer 6

In what language are you writing? Idk what would to be. But any value that you pass to the seed will change the random number you get

Answer 7

What's seed value