Generate a random number from a vector

stm_random_number() generates a random number from a specified vector. Optionally, the user can set the seed for reproducibility.

Usage

stm_random_number(vec = 10:99, set_seed = NULL)

Arguments

vec

A vector from which to sample. Default is 10:99.

set_seed

Optional seed value for random number generation. Default is NULL

Value

A random number sampled from the specified vector.

Details

The function samples one random number from the provided vector vec. If set_seed is specified, the random number generation is reproducible. The function returns a single sampled value.

See also

stm_random_char, stm_random_vector, stm_random_matrix

Examples

stm_random_number()
#> [1] 92
stm_random_number(vec = c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5))
#> [1] 4
stm_random_number(set_seed = 42)
#> [1] 58