Using Math.random() to generate pseudorandom integers can be error-prone, especially if you misplace parentheses, leading to predictable results instead of true randomness. The most reliable solution is to leverage java.util.Random's nextInt() method for generating integers more safely.
Java 17 introduced an overload of the nextInt() method in java.util.Random that allows specifying an origin parameter for generating pseudorandom integers within a desired range. This feature simplifies the process of getting integers within a specific boundary, enhancing code readability.
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