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by the_af
1379 days ago
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Well, the person who claims it's terrible is the author of the very thorough article we are discussing. > You should probably avoid java.util.Random if you care about the quality of the randomness it produces. That's pretty much the definition of "bad" ;) If you don't care about quality, I assume you could use a string of numbers without any randomness at all. As for games, it depends. I'm sure one could make a guess it's bad for some kinds of non-betting games and simulations as well. |
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