There's a bug in your example; if the output is supposed to be [start, end), then the correct implementation is:
[start, end)
const pseudoRandomInteger = (start, end) => start + Math.floor(Math.random() * (end - start));
✌😉
I probably should have run it once. lol.
I gotta stop typing code directly into editors.
Good catch!
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There's a bug in your example; if the output is supposed to be
[start, end)
, then the correct implementation is:✌😉
I probably should have run it once. lol.
I gotta stop typing code directly into editors.
Good catch!