Yes, randrange(n) does that.
--Guido (mobile)
> Guido van Rossum wrote:
> I'm fine with dropping the 3rd arg. But I find the argument to
> introduce a new spelling for 1-arg randrange() weak.
I should stress that my preference for randbelow over randrange was
based purely on their proposed functionality and not on their names.
I do however have a preference for a function of minimum required
functionality, i.e. one that allows only a single parameter (N) to
set the range 0 .. N-1.
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