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// Jared Donovan 2022

//

// Demonstrates the random() function by logging to the console.

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function setup(){

  // The random() function takes either one or two arguments.

  // If you give it a single argument, it will return a random number somewhere

  // between 0 and the number you give.

  let r1 = random(10);

​

  // The value of r1 will be somewhere between 0 and 10.

  console.log(r1);

​

  // If you give it two arguments, it will return a random number somewhere

  // between the numbers you give.

  let r2 = random(10, 100);

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  // The value of r2 will be somewhere between 10 and 100.

  console.log(r2);

}