The expression floor(random()*6) produces the . (note: this question has 2 parts; you must answer each part correctly to receive full marks.)

question 6

the starting value of an algorithm used to generate a range of numbers is called the

question 7

if number = 6, what is the range of possible numbers that can result from:

floor(random() * number)

the range starts at .

the range ends at .

(note, this question has 2 parts; you must answer each part correctly to receive full marks.)

question 8

the function converts a floating point number to an integer by dropping the fractional part of the number. (for your answer, enter only the function, not any parameters that the function can carry.)

Answer & Explanation:

First question:

0 through 5

Explanation: The range starts at 0 and maximum range of simple Random() is 0.9, hence 0 is starting range and end range is 0.9 * 6 = 5.4. After than Floor() will remove the fractional part resulting to 5  

Question 6:

It is called seed value, which decides the range of random numbers to be generated.

Question 7:

The range starts at 0

The range ends at 5

Explanation: The range starts at 0 and maximum range of simple Random() is 0.9, hence 0 is starting range and end range is 0.9 * 6 = 5.4. After then Floor() will remove the fractional part resulting to 5

Question 8:

Floor() converts a floating point to an integer dropping the fractional part.

answeruse the nslookup utility;