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I don't have anything better to say about it because I don't know anything about large integer arithmetic.
Good catch. Built the rest of the project last night and wasn't fully awake ig.
All I did was take the seed number and raise it to the power of 2.
Then I removed all of the periods and other letters and I get a new number.
Then, based on how many steps the user provides I just multiply it by 2 and if it goes over the larger number (the user-provided number) then multiply it by 0.3 until it is under the larger number.
I put the seed "3049" and made the block guess a number between 1-10. It puts 3 every time. Is that supposed to happen?
That's the point. If you give it the same inputs, it gives the same output.
Also, there's a bug:
I'll try to fix it myself. It shouldn't be that hard.
Edit: I just added
to the beginning of the definition.
Do you get more even numbers than odd numbers?
Seems that even and odd numbers are distributed pretty evenly.
I used this script:
Each number in the result is how many even numbers are in a list of 100 random numbers using a randomly generated seed.
Yup, that does look good. I guess it must get too big pretty often. :~)