random.seed(1)
so why 1 is given as parameter ?
Random.seed(parameters ) what are the parameters given in the function seed like in the video it is given
Hello @coding123c,
1 is the seed value on the basis of which pseudo random numbers are generated. And seed can be any number.
The numpy random seed is a numerical value that generates a new set or repeats pseudo-random numbers. The value in the numpy random seed saves the state of randomness. If we call the seed function using value 1 multiple times, the computer displays the same random numbers.
For example in the following code.
When the value is not mentioned in the numpy random seed, then the computer will use the current system time in seconds or milliseconds as a seed value to generate a different set of random numbers.
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In the given example you have given seed(1) then it is saving the state of randomness but i have tryed giving seed(2) and seed(3) then also it is saving the state of randomness , so my doubt in seed(parameter) was on which basis we give seed(1) or seed(2) as both saves the state of randomness
Hello @coding123c,
You cam use any integer in the parameter of seed function it will generate the set of random numbers with different of randomness in same code like seed(1) will generate different state of randomness, seed(2) with different and seed(3) also with diffrent.
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