Hi!,

Sorry... not much time, have to go to a meeting, but I
whiped something up quickly

I`ll have another look later, but I like this one: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my $Min=0;
my $Max=100;
my $Count=50;
my $Average=50;
my $RealAverage=0;
my $Total=0;
my @Result;

for(1..$Count)
{
  #my $New=int(rand($Max/2)+$Min+(($RealAverage>$Average)||$Average));
  # Sorry, this line was totally screwed up, as it would 
  # give results outside the bounds given, substitute by 
  # this:

  my $New=int(rand($Max-$Min))+$Min;
 $New+=$Average if ((($New+$Average)<$Max)&&($RealAverage<$Average));
 $New-=$Average if ((($New-$Average)>$Min)&&($RealAverage>$Average));

 $Total+=$New;
 $RealAverage=$Total/$_;
 push @Result,$New;
};

print join "\n",@Result;
print "\nAverage: $RealAverage\n";

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GreetZ!,

print "profeth still\n" if /bird|devil/;

In reply to Re: list of random numbers with given avarage by ChOas
in thread list of random numbers with given avarage by LupoX

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