7.2. Random Module

In this section, we explore the Random Module in Python, which is a built-in module used to generate random numbers. The module provides a variety of methods for generating random data, which can be useful in many situations.

Some of the use cases for the random module include:

• Random enemy spawning in games to create dynamic environments.
• Shuffling a deck of cards or rolling dice.
• Random choice when selecting an element from a set of options.

We briefly covered the methods available in the Random module:

• randrange()
• randint()
• random()
• uniform()
• shuffle()
• choice()

In the example, we use the randint() method to generate random integers between 0 and 50, receiving different outputs with each execution.

For more details, it's recommended to refer to the official Python documentation for the Random module, where you can find additional methods and constants.