Alan Gauld wrote: > rand_num = None > > def rand_int(): > global rand_num > if not rand_num:
This will not recognize the (unlikely but possible) case that
random.random() returns 0.0. So you better check for None explicitly
if rand_num is None:
> rand_num = int(math.ceil (random.random()*1000))
> return rand_num
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