C++ randomization

To generate random numbers in C++, you can use the random library. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Include the random library: To use the random functionalities in C++, you need to include the <random> library at the beginning of your code.

2. Initialize the random number generator: Create an instance of the random number generator by declaring a random engine object. You can use the std::random_device class to obtain a random seed for the engine.

3. Set the seed for the random number generator: Once you have the random engine object, you can set the seed using the seed() method. The seed determines the starting point for the random number generation.

4. Define the distribution: Next, you need to define the distribution of the random numbers you want to generate. C++ provides various distribution classes, such as std::uniform_int_distribution for generating random integers and std::uniform_real_distribution for generating random floating-point numbers.

5. Generate random numbers: Finally, you can generate random numbers by calling the appropriate method on the distribution object. For example, you can use the operator() method to generate a random number within the specified range.

Make sure to include the necessary headers and use the appropriate namespaces to access the random functionalities in C++. Remember to follow the syntax and conventions of the language while implementing these steps in your code.