fill array with random

Hello.

How i can fill array(10,1,1) with 10 results of random(1,10) function on start of layout?

Thanks in advance.

I know there has to be a cleaner way to do this, and I could in Python in a single line, but I'm not sure how to simply write code in Construct. Regardless, this takes 1 event and some screen space. You could use the variables however you want, but this gives them the random amount at start of layout.

Example capx

{Edit:} Just refresh your browser when testing the layout to see the variable numbers change and you'll see that it works. I had to use int(random(1,10)) because it was giving me floats without the int() code, and you didn't ask how to get to the ten-thousandths of a random number between 1 and 10. <img src="smileys/smiley36.gif" border="0" align="middle">

Figured I'd post an example in case someone sees it and knows a better way, then we can both clean up our code a bit. <img src="smileys/smiley2.gif" border="0" align="middle">

Thanks Dark, but i think that it can be done with construction like bellow

System - On start of layout   Array - Set Variable to floor(random(1,10))

- Array for each X element

System - Every 1.0 sec        Text - Set text to ""&Array.Number

- Array for each X element

Arg of course there's an easier way

ArrayRandomValues.capx

Thnaks Yann

I knew there had to be a way to use "For" but didn't know how to get it in Constructor, thanks Yann.

I have a question though. Since floor() always rounds down, is it possible to randomly get a result of 10 unless you miraculously random a 10.0000000? I noticed on my example I wasn't getting 10 either, but that's why I used int() instead of floor(). This question is also one reason why I participated.

Dark Savant: If you want to get 10 as a result of a random function, make it : random(11)

This will return a value from 0 to 10.

The last figure in a random() never gets reached.

Thank you! I was searching for such array example too.

Another question ,Is this possible to make each value unique ?