Hi,
I suggest you use the randrange function in python

On Thursday, August 6, 2020, Issa Kehinde <issakehi...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello developer,
>
> Pls, i want to have a table that will hold a randomly generated number.
> This number will be send to user via sms for authentication into the app.
> Once a user enter the digits, it will be compared to what is in the
> database. if it match, the user will be logged in to the app.
> How can I achieve this? Kindly  assist. Thanks!
>
> Also can the uuid be used to generate a 6 digit random ?
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