Why Is 'random.seed()' So Important In Python?

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[Indently]

It slipped my mind at the time of recording, but seeds are not generated randomly, they are generated from your system time (simply put).

[thiagowilliam]

A huge thank you. You finally explained to me what the seed() is. I wasn't able to understand until I watch your video, it really made sense to me. Thank you!!

[Jono-vwcc]

This video helped me to create a full guide on the random module, so thank you so much Indently :)

[kszujtu]

thanks a lot! I couldn't find any good explanation, but yours the best

[dbstudio]

You have really good and high-quality videos keep shooting

[MayankSrivastava]

Really Great and Simple Explanation. Thank you for making such a specific explanation video.

[eshaankushwaha]

well you explained this in 2 mins straight good work!

[MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

Thank you very much sir.
Short and crisp explanation 🫡

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[bubblebath]

nice video but could you please explain why does seed coz the rando to behave this way ...what does it actually do

[Henry-tong]

I am wondering, what is the difference for different number in seed

[anshultanwar]

whats the point of passing value in seed?

[alien]

Is there a way to print the seed at the end to save it ? Like a print(random.seed()) ?

[fhazzami]

ohh i get it, so its like seed to generate world in minecraft, thanks!