How do I generate a secure uniform random number within a range? The range could be between 0 to 100. (The upper bound is not a power of 2).
java.security.SecureRandom seems to provide the range 0..2^n.
How do I generate a secure uniform random number within a range? The range could be between 0 to 100. (The upper bound is not a power of 2).
java.security.SecureRandom seems to provide the range 0..2^n.
 
    
    You can do
Random rand = new SecureRandom()
// 0 to 100 inclusive.
int number = rand.nextInt(101);
or
// 0 inclusive to 100 exclusive.
int number = rand.nextInt(100);
Note: this is more efficient than say (int) (rand.nexDouble() * 100) as nextDouble() needs to create at least 53-bits of randomness whereas nextInt(100) creates less than 7 bits.
 
    
    Try below code snap
    SecureRandom random = new SecureRandom();
    int max=50;
    int min =1;
    System.out.println(random.nextInt(max-min+1)+min);
