This could be better:
>>> import random
>>> population = range(10)
>>> choice = random.choice(population)
>>> population.remove(choice)
>>> print population
>>> print population
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9]
That was my idea with the previous pop(), remove from the population a
certain number of
Thank you all for your input, Yes random is what I need!!
I checked the docs, and follow your comments, I will use both
random.sample and random.shuffle,and random.choice etc. !!
For this particular problem I think ramdom.shuffle() is what I need.
I was not very clear or complete in my explanati
Im trying to use sets for doing statistics from a data set.
I want to select, 70% random records from a List. I thougth set where
a good idea so I
tested this way:
c = set(range(1000))
for d in range(1000):
print c.pop()
I was hoping to see a print out of random selected numbers from 1 to
10
