.randint()

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Published May 21, 2021Updated Mar 9, 2022
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The .randint()
method returns a random integer that exists between two int
values, int_a
and int_b
(inclusive), passed as arguments.
Syntax
random.randint(int_a, int_b)
Another way of writing this would be random.randrange(int_a, int_b + 1)
.
Example
In the example below, .randint()
is used to return a random number between 0
and 50
:
import randomprint(random.randint(0, 50))
Codebtye Example
The .randint()
method can also be applied to negative int
values, as shown in the example below:
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