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by joesb
5211 days ago
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When you created a Random instance and pass in a long value (i), it is used as a seed. And then the seed used to generated random number. Your seed value from 0-100 is only varies in the last 6 bits out of 64 bits. Which I assume probably caused this whatever psuedo-random function Java is using to generate very similar value for seeds with that low level of entropy. You can look up the formula in Java SDK and do the math. There's no need to pass in seed value to Random constructor unless you really want to reproduce the same random sequence. |
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