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Posted: **28 Mar 2017 16:48**

Hi,

I was in the process of creating some code in the Z-Uno to simulate a candel, suprisingly I could not find any Random() function as in Arduino, this makes it quite complicated to do a simulation.

I would like to do this in the Z-Uno because in the Z-Uno I can define some "multi level switches" to play with the parameter for the simulation.

Can I expect a Random() function to be implemented in Z-Uno or is there a library I can use?

/Mats

Posted: **29 Mar 2017 01:17**

We can add it in next releases (2.0.10). We even have the radio noise to seed it.

Posted: **29 Mar 2017 09:21**

Great, thank you

Posted: **28 Mar 2018 20:58**

Any news about this ?

Thanks!
Michael

Posted: **29 Mar 2018 01:38**

A year later to the exact day!

Posted: **30 Mar 2018 01:15**

rand() is here since last summer, but we forgot to document it

Posted: **30 Mar 2018 15:31**

Here is an example:

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void setup() {
  Serial.begin();
}
void loop() {
  Serial.println(rand()%100);
  delay(1000);
}

Posted: **06 Oct 2020 00:01**

Any chance of coming back to this and documenting it?

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