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Re: Patterned returns with Math.random()
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Found the error. RNG not to blame! Although I fixed it, I can't see why it should matter. Assume I have a class "Left" with a method "Down" that requires an array to be passed to it. In the main method an object is made. Left useLeft = new Left() useLeft.Down(arrayName); Why is that different than if I made the array in the class "Left" and I did not bother to pass it to the method via the object, I just passed it to the method from within the class?  |
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