This program generates Unique Random Numbers and displays on the console.Editor Used: Antechinus, http://www.c-point.com.Debugger: dbgurt.exeThanks Saurabh for help and guidance and thanks Mahesh for loading my tutorial. And of course thanks to you for reading it you know better who you are :)class testrandom { public static void Main(string[] args) { int intno; if (args.Length == 0) { Console.WriteLine ("Please enter a parameter eg. unique 5"); return; } else { intno = Int32.Parse (args[0]); if (intno < 1) { // Check to see if user has entered value >= 1 because my LowerBound is hardcoded to 1 Console.WriteLine ("Enter value greater than or equal to 1" ); return; } } unique_random generateit = new unique_random(); generateit.create_random(intno); } } class unique_random { public void create_random (int passed_intno) { // Remember: C# Requires all variables Initialized.... so lets initialize variable used int LowerBound = 1; int UpperBound = passed_intno; bool firsttime = true; int starti = 0; int[] vararray; vararray = new int[UpperBound]; // Random Class used here Random randomGenerator = new Random (DateTime.Now.Millisecond); do { int nogenerated = randomGenerator.Next(LowerBound, UpperBound+1); // Note: randomGenerator.Next generates no. to UpperBound - 1 hence +1 // .... i got stuck at this pt & had to use the debugger. if (firsttime) // if (firsttime == true) { vararray[starti] = nogenerated; // we simply store the nogenerated in vararray firsttime = false; starti++; } else // if (firsttime == false) { bool duplicate_flag = CheckDuplicate(nogenerated, starti, vararray); // call to check in array if (!duplicate_flag) // duplicate_flag == false { vararray[starti] = nogenerated; starti++; } } } while (starti < UpperBound); PrintArray (vararray); // Print the array } public bool CheckDuplicate (int newrandomNum, int loopcount, int [] function_array) { bool temp_duplicate = false; for (int j = 0; j < loopcount; j++) { if (function_array[j] == newrandomNum) { temp_duplicate = true; break; } } return temp_duplicate; } // Print Array public static void PrintArray(Array arr) { Console.Write ("{"); int count = 0; int li = arr.Length; foreach (object o in arr) { Console.Write("{0}", o); count++; //Condition to check whether ',' should be added in printing arrray if (count < li) Console.Write(", "); } Console.WriteLine ("}"); } }
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