Did a computer program tell them, using some random number generator?

So, I mean, looking at the technology, they don't think that the random number generators are bad.

A very simple one is to use a random number generator to generate numbers between 0 and 1.

White noise is used as the basis of some random number generators.

Most people are surprised to learn that they have developed the perfect random number generator.

And that key is typically generated by some sort of random number generator.

You pull the handle, and the computer records the next three numbers from the random number generator.

If both the parties are given access to a random number generator, can they determine the value of with much less information exchanged?

This system is an example, and similar to those of dedicated hardware random number generators.

They may alternate too much between choices compared to a good random generator.