What is the syntax for Integer Random Values, Syntax 1?

What is the syntax for Integer Random Values, Syntax 1?

• A. Syntax 1 - {RND[Lower limit][Upper limit]}
• B. Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Length of random number][Decimal places]}
• C. Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper limit]}
• D. Syntax 1 - {RND[Length of random number]}

Answer: (D)

In Tosca, generating integer random values with Syntax 1 uses the RND function and a single parameter that specifies how many digits the resulting integer should have. This means you write the exact form RND[Length of random number], where the length determines the number of digits in the integer (for example, RND[4] yields a random 4-digit integer). The other options either describe the decimal random values (which use RNDDECIMAL and can include decimal places or ranges) or try to apply a bounds-based form to integers, which isn’t how Syntax 1 for integers works. So the correct form is the one with a single parameter inside RND, indicating the length of the random number.

In Tosca, generating integer random values with Syntax 1 uses the RND function and a single parameter that specifies how many digits the resulting integer should have. This means you write the exact form RND[Length of random number], where the length determines the number of digits in the integer (for example, RND[4] yields a random 4-digit integer). The other options either describe the decimal random values (which use RNDDECIMAL and can include decimal places or ranges) or try to apply a bounds-based form to integers, which isn’t how Syntax 1 for integers works. So the correct form is the one with a single parameter inside RND, indicating the length of the random number.