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random


\begin{usage}
random()\\ random(n,m)
\end{usage}

\begin{signatures}
random: & () $\to$\ \%\\
random: & (\htmlref{\texttt{Machi...
...tmlref{\texttt{MachineInteger}}{MachineInteger}) $\to$\ \%\\\end{signatures}

\begin{params}
{\em n,m} & \htmlref{\texttt{MachineInteger}}{MachineInteger} & The dimensions of the new matrix.
\end{params}

\begin{retval}
random() returns a random matrix with random size, while
random(n, m) returns a random matrix with n rows and m columns.
\end{retval}


Manuel Bronstein 2000-12-13