Using the "Febuary 2000" version of Hugs, the following program
import Random
rollDie :: IO Int
rollDie = randomRIO (1, 6)
rollTwoDice :: IO (Int, Int)
rollTwoDice = do
r1 <- rollDie
r2 <- rollDie
return (r1, r2)
main = do
print "Sum of two dice: "
(r1, r2) <- rollTwoDice
print (r1 + r2)
when run with `runhugs' always outputs `12'. That's not very random!
Hugs ought to initialize the random number generator with an unpredictable
value, e.g. by using the time of day (or something even less predictable).
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