Definition of «random»

The term "random" refers to something that is not predictable, has no discernible pattern or order, and is determined by chance. It can be used to describe events, outcomes, or processes that are unplanned, spontaneous, or arbitrary. In mathematics, the word "random" often refers to a sequence of numbers or symbols that follow a probability distribution, where each outcome has an equal likelihood of occurring.

Usage examples

Random number generator: Generate a random number between 1 and 10.
Random selection: Select a random name from a list of participants.
Random sampling: Conduct a survey by randomly selecting participants from a population.
Random event: Attend a random music festival or cultural event in the city.
Random fact: Share a random fact about your favorite animal or historical figure.

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Sentences with «random»

I have been blessed to receive a fair number of random acts of kindness, but no single act lives up to the experience I had most recently. (mindbodygreen.com)
I tend to be creative all the time and can be a bit at random at times just to get a laugh. (introvertdatingsite.com)
Typically this results in random acts of investments (buying this and that) without knowing whether something is really a fit. (vipinkhandelwal.com)
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Definition of «random»

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