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Random Generators

Definition

Random generators are computational mechanisms engineered to produce sequences of values that exhibit no predictable pattern or correlation. These systems can be either pseudo-random, based on deterministic algorithms, or cryptographically secure, incorporating unpredictable external entropy sources. In blockchain technology, particularly for decentralized gaming, lottery systems, or security protocols, the integrity of these unpredictable outputs is paramount. Their function is to ensure fairness and prevent manipulation within various digital applications.