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OCLOperators random

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Int32.Random(Int32 x) returns a random integer [0..x-1].

For example Int32.Random(100) will return 0, 1, ... ,99. Will never return 100.

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	~~'''~~Int32.Random(Int32 x)~~'''~~ returns a random integer [0..x-1].		<code>Int32.Random(Int32 x)</code> returns a random integer [0..x-1].

	For example Int32.Random(100) will return 0, 1, ... ,99. Will never return 100.		For example Int32.Random(100) will return 0, 1, ... ,99. Will never return 100.