Can a program be able to generate truely random numbers?

Answer 1

Jtrh ok by the mean of physical phenomena i can do that on microcontrollers and on some programable boards boards in small range but if you have to create that on sololearn then how you will do that?

Answer 2

No but you should be able to get a random number generated by the noise from your hardware eg: /dev/random for Linux

Answer 3

Anirudh Sharma hmm Thnx.
Good suggestion

Answer 4

Thanks SR

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/cXD9zmP1q0uU/?ref=app

Answer 6

See this SR
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Answer 7

A software can't do that it contains a pattern it might be unimaginably long pattern but It can't be 100 percent random

Answer 8

Read this carefully, though this is not quiet an answer:

In maths, 1÷0 is Not Defined.
But if we go for a small number, we get interesting results...
1÷0.00000001 = 10^8

As a matter of fact we have a special topic in maths( called limits ) to deal with such results.
Lim x→0 1/x = ∞

Now to your question:
If i use math.rand i get a predictable number*(say).
Lets call it R›1

If i use math.rand to generate a random key and then use math.rand, i get a somewhat predictable number. R›2

If i use
math.rand(math.rand(math.rand()*f)*f), i get a not-so-predictable number. R›3

I, a mere weak human, doesnt posses such power as thanos to be able to predict R›4 and beyond. Even R›3 will require 21.1415 hours for me.

So use a computer and generate R›100 (which should be enough)

Remember:
Lim x→∞ R›x = not at all predictable number.