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You might also try the following code excerpt.  It should return an int value
falling within a certain range.  (I haven't tested it)

  public static int randomNumber(int iLowNbr, int iHighNbr)
  {
    double dRange = iHighNbr - iLowNbr;
    double dRandomNbr = Math.abs(Math.random());
    int iRandomNbr = (int)Math.round((dRange * dRandomNbr)) + iLowNbr;
    return iRandomNbr;
  }

-Tom


Tor Iver Wilhelmsen wrote:

> Roberto Dias Torres Junior <97110751@music.pucrs.br> writes:
>
> > I'm programming a memory game and i need generate random numbers for the
> > index of cards. But i didn't find the function random in Java.
>
> Math.random(), or java.util.Random for a semirandom generator.
>
> But don't: Use ObjectSpace's JGL instead, which among other things has
> mechanisms for "shuffling" a collection.