Alright so I have a project where I have to have two prngs and one TPRNG and generate 1000 numbers and estimate pie using Cesaro's theorem. I have created a prng that generates a list of numbers , but I need them as a list paired in two's to accomplish this. I am very new and inexperienced. I am currently taking a programming class, but the project is for intro to cryptography.

I am pretty stuck on how to write this program, and have looked through the internet for the information I seek but could not find it. So Now I am asking here in hopes I can get put in the right direction to write this program. Is there any Perl mods that would be useful/helpful? I have about 3 days to get this done. Any help would be appreciated! I have to have two PRNG's and one TPRNG with random.org being at least 1000 numbers

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