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Returns an infinite sequence of random double values between 0.0 and 1.0

MoreLinq (in MoreLinq.dll) Version: 3.0.0

public static IEnumerable<double> RandomDouble()

Public Shared Function RandomDouble As IEnumerable(Of Double)

public:
static IEnumerable<double>^ RandomDouble()

static member RandomDouble : unit -> IEnumerable<float> 

Type:

An infinite sequence of random doubles

The implementation internally uses a shared, thread-local instance of

to generate a random number on each iteration. The actual

instance used therefore will depend on the thread on which a single iteration is taking place; that is the call to

. If the overall iteration takes place on different threads (e.g. via asynchronous awaits completing on different threads) then various different

instances will be involved in the generation of the sequence of random numbers. Because the

instance is shared, if multiple sequences are generated on the same thread, the order of enumeration affects the resulting sequences.

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