What is a seed value?

Answer 1

So use <ctime> !
to set seed value~
by
srand(time(0))

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Answer 2

A seed in programming is a reference of random, if you force your random to reuse the same seed value, you will get the same "random" result.

Answer 3

If you want a real random you should use
#include <ctime>
.
.
srand(time(0))

then your rand will be real rand.

Answer 4

Generally speaking, most programming language do not provide purely random numbers, but *pseudo*random instead. That means they have an internal algorithm to produce a value, based on the previous result. A seed is an initial value for the sequence of those pseudorandom numbers.

Answer 5

Seed is an unsigned integer to pass as parameter in rand function to produce a different sequence of random numbers