Is it just because of “large API syndrome” or generating random numbers that are more biased favored in some situations? If it was..I would think that controlling the bias-ness would be important.
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Is it just because of “large API syndrome” or generating random numbers that are more biased favored in some situations? If it was..I would think that controlling the bias-ness would be important.
They’re the same, really. Just a convenience method. Check the javadoc here. Additionally, you’re able to re-seed by creating random objects, while
Math.random()will use a static Random instance.