numpyrandomrand3

numpyrandomrand3 is a function within the NumPy library's random module in Python. It is designed to generate random numbers. Specifically, this function is an alias for `numpy.random.Generator.integers`, which produces random integers within a specified range. The exact behavior and arguments of `numpyrandomrand3` mirror those of `Generator.integers`. This means it can accept arguments for the low end of the range, the high end of the range, the size of the output array, and the data type of the generated integers. The `low` argument is inclusive, while the `high` argument is exclusive. The `size` parameter determines the shape of the output array, allowing for the generation of single random integers or multi-dimensional arrays of random integers. The `dtype` parameter controls the numerical type of the generated numbers, such as `int32` or `int64`. It's important to note that using `numpyrandomrand3` directly relies on the modern NumPy random number generation API, which is recommended over older, legacy functions. The underlying random number generator can be seeded for reproducible results, ensuring that the same sequence of random numbers can be generated multiple times.