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RND - a math function that returns a single-precision random number
      between 0 and 1
 
Syntax
  RND[(n)]
    ■ If the argument is omitted, the RND function returns the next
      number in the random number sequence
    ■ n is a numeric expression that specifies a value less than zero,
      zero, or greater than zero. See ◄Details► on how the RND function
      interprets each of these types of values.
 
See also  ◄RANDOMIZE► - to see how to generate a different random number
                        sequence each time the program is run