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How to get only the decimal part of a number.??
 
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sorry .. got it
 
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Well done but please tell us what you did, so others can learn too.
 
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(int) (Math.random()*100)
 
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That gives us something different from what I had expected; that will give an almost random number in the appropriate range, 0 to 99 inclusive.
I thought you meant d % 1 where d is a double number. That will of course only work within the range of precision of a double.
 
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