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Here’s the updated slide structure with animations explicitly included for questions, as per your

request:

Slide 1: Title Slide

 Title: Random Function

 Subtitle: Unveiling the Power of Randomness in Programming

Slide 2: Introduction to Random Function

 Definition:
A random function generates unpredictable outputs, commonly used in simulations, games,
and testing.

 Key Features:

o Produces random numbers or values.

o Offers a variety of functions for specific use cases (e.g., integers, floats, list
elements).

 Example: Rolling dice, shuffling cards, or picking a random item.

Slide 3: Random Module in Python

 Importing the Module:


Before using random functions, import the random module:

 import random

Slide 4: Overview of Random Functions

Function Description Example

Generates a random float between random.random() → 0.572 (example


random.random()
0 and 1 (exclusive). output)

Returns a random integer between random.randint(1, 10) → 7 (example


random.randint(a, b)
a and b (inclusive). output)

random.uniform(a, Returns a random float between a random.uniform(5.5, 9.5) → 6.3 (example


b) and b. output)

Selects a random element from a random.choice(['red', 'blue', 'green']) →


random.choice(seq)
sequence (e.g., list, string). 'blue' (example output)

Randomly rearranges elements in a random.shuffle([1, 2, 3]) → [3, 1, 2]


random.shuffle(lst)
list. (example output)
Slide 5: Usage of Random Functions

 Applications:

1. Games (e.g., shuffling cards, randomizing moves).

2. Simulations (e.g., weather predictions).

3. Cryptography (e.g., random key generation).

4. Testing (e.g., generating random test data).

 Example Program:

 import random

 print(random.randint(1, 6)) # Simulates a dice roll

 print(random.choice(['head', 'tail'])) # Simulates a coin toss

Slide 6: Question 1

Question:
What will random.randint(1, 5) return?

 Animation: The question pops out first.

Options:

 (A) Any integer between 0 and 5.

 (B) Any integer between 1 and 4.

 (C) Any integer between 1 and 5.

 (D) Any integer between 0 and 4.

 Animation: Options fade in sequentially, one at a time.

Answer:
(C) Any integer between 1 and 5.

 Animation: Answer slides in after all options are displayed.

Explanation:
The randint() function includes both boundaries, so the possible outputs are 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.

 Animation: Explanation fades in at the bottom.

Slide 7: Question 2

Question:
What will the following code output?
import random

print(random.choice(['apple', 'banana', 'cherry']))

 Animation: The question pops out first.

Options:

 (A) apple

 (B) banana

 (C) cherry

 (D) Any one of the above

 Animation: Options fade in sequentially, one at a time.

Answer:
(D) Any one of the above.

 Animation: Answer slides in after all options are displayed.

Explanation:
The choice() function randomly selects one element from the list, so the output can be either apple,
banana, or cherry.

 Animation: Explanation fades in at the bottom.

Slide 8: Question 3

Question:
Which function generates a random float between two numbers, aa and bb?

 Animation: The question pops out first.

Options:

 (A) random()

 (B) randint(a, b)

 (C) uniform(a, b)

 (D) shuffle()

 Animation: Options fade in sequentially, one at a time.

Answer:
(C) uniform(a, b)

 Animation: Answer slides in after all options are displayed.

Explanation:
The uniform(a, b) function generates a random float within the range [a,b][a, b], including the
boundaries.
 Animation: Explanation fades in at the bottom.

Slide 9: Question 4

Question:
What will random.shuffle() do to a list?

 Animation: The question pops out first.

Options:

 (A) Sort the list in ascending order.

 (B) Sort the list in descending order.

 (C) Rearrange the list in random order.

 (D) Remove duplicates from the list.

 Animation: Options fade in sequentially, one at a time.

Answer:
(C) Rearrange the list in random order.

 Animation: Answer slides in after all options are displayed.

Explanation:
The shuffle() function rearranges the elements of the list randomly. It modifies the list in place.

 Animation: Explanation fades in at the bottom.

Slide 10: Question 5

Question:
What will random.random() return?

 Animation: The question pops out first.

Options:

 (A) A random float between 0 and 1.

 (B) A random integer between 0 and 1.

 (C) A random float between 1 and 10.

 (D) A random integer between 1 and 10.

 Animation: Options fade in sequentially, one at a time.

Answer:
(A) A random float between 0 and 1.

 Animation: Answer slides in after all options are displayed.


Explanation:
The random() function always generates a float between 0 (inclusive) and 1 (exclusive).

 Animation: Explanation fades in at the bottom.

Slide 11: Thank You Slide

 Closing note: "Unlock randomness for endless possibilities in programming!"

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