Syntax	Rand.Int (low, high : int) : int
Description	The Rand.Int statement is used to create a pseudo-random integer in the range low to high, inclusive. For example, if i is an integer, after i:=Rand.Int (i,1, 10), i would have a value such as 7 or 2 or 10.
Example	This program simulates the repeated rolling of a six sided die. loop put "Rolled ", Rand.Int (1, 6) end loop
Details	The Rand.Int statement sets its parameter to the next value of a sequence of pseudo-random integers that approximates a uniform distribution over the range low =i = high. It is required that low = high. Each time a program runs, Rand.Int uses a different pseudo-random number sequence. To always get the same sequence (actually, to start the sequence at the same point), use the Rand.Set procedure. To use several sequences of repeatable pseudo-random number sequences, use the Rand.Seed and Rand.Next procedures.
Status	Exported qualified. This means that you can only call the function by calling Rand.Int, not by calling Int.
See also	Rand.Real, Rand.Set, Rand.Seed and Rand.Next.