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randomdotorg.py is a python module to implement python’s random number interface by fetching data from random.org, which is is a true random number service that generates randomness via atmospheric noise.
Example of use:
>>> r = randomdotorg.RandomDotOrg('ExampleCode') # Pass the name of your program
>>> r.get_quota() # method to get allowed bit quota for this ip
999171
>>> print r.randrange(2, 33, 3)
14
Methods supported by the standard library random module are supported, except for save/load state and seeding which won’t make sense for a true random number generator.
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