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| Library: Random number utilities (OMRANDOM) Import : omrandom.xmd | 
export external function set-seed to value integer seed
 random.set-seed provides a seed to prime the random number generator. Different seed values will
      produce different sequences of numbers. By using the same seed for each run, the sequence of
      pseudo-random numbers can be kept the same. If the application is using random numbers to perform some kind of
      simulation, the simulation can be repeated by supplying the same seed.
      
 The following program will generate a different sequence of numbers each time, because the seed is
      always different:
        
import "omutil.xmd" prefixed by util. import "omrandom.xmd" prefixed by random. process local integer seed initial { util.millisecond-time } output "The seed is: %d(seed)%n" random.set-seed to seed repeat for integer i to 100 output "d" % i || ". " || "d" % random.uniform || "%n" again
 The following program will generate the same sequence of numbers each time, because the seed is
      always 12345:
        
import "omrandom.xmd" prefixed by random. process local integer seed initial { 12345 } output "The seed is: %d(seed)%n" random.set-seed to seed repeat for integer i to 100 output "d" % i || ". " || "d" % random.uniform || "%n" again