Syntax	Rand.Reset
Description	This is a procedure with no parameters that resets the sequences of pseudo-random numbers produced by Rand.Real and Rand.Int. This allows identical executions of the same program to produce identical results.
Example	This program simulates the repeated rolling of a six sided die. Each time the program runs, the same sequence of rolls occurs. Rand.Reset loop put "Rolled ", Rand.Int (1, 6) end loop
Details	If Rand.Reset and Rand.Set are not used, each time a program runs Rand.Real and Rand.Int use a different pseudo-random number sequence. To get the same sequence each time (actually, to start the sequence at a different point), use Rand.Reset or Rand.Set. The Rand.Reset procedure can be called any time. However, to make it work, it should only be called once per program. Any call to Rand.Reset after the first one is ignored. 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.Reset, not by calling Reset.
See also	Rand.Set, Rand.Int, Rand.Real, Rand.Seed and Rand.Next.