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Date: 2025-01-04 00:55:23
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I can't comment on StefanKarpinski's answer b/c I don't have enough rep, but note that you can also use Distributions.DiscreteUniform(1,n) (for example) instead of 1:n. Worth mentioning b/c it's a formal distribution, which may have some advantages in certain cases.

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Posted by: Peter Todd Williams