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Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number.
• Randomness defined: If you run it x times, then x times again, the two sequences will be unlikely to be identical. Where 2 < x < 10.
• It is not required that your random number generator passes any specific test about the quality of the generated numbers.
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript, see here.
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!

Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number.
• Randomness defined: If you run it x times, then x times again, the two sequences will be unlikely to be identical. Where 2 < x < 10.
• It is not required that your random number generator passes any specific test about the quality of the generated numbers, as long as the previous rule is respected.
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript, see here.
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!

Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number
• Randomness defined: If you run it x times, then x times again, the two sequences will not be identical. Where 2 < x < 10.
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript. see here
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!

Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number.
• Randomness defined: If you run it x times, then x times again, the two sequences will be unlikely to be identical. Where 2 < x < 10.
• It is not required that your random number generator passes any specific test about the quality of the generated numbers.
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript, see here.
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!

Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript. see here
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!

Task:

Make a random number generator. The catch is that you can't use any built-in randomness functions. Your random numbers must be anything between 0 and 100, though they do not have to be floating point.

Rules:

• It must produce a pseudorandom number
• Randomness defined: If you run it x times, then x times again, the two sequences will not be identical. Where 2 < x < 10.
• Any language is accepted, except Golfscript. see here
• This is code-golf, so the shortest answer in bytes wins.
• You may not hard-code the output numbers or read them from a file.
• Post 5 numbers generated by your program.
• Good luck!