Day 4 Python Random Module Explained — randint, random(), uniform() + Coin Toss

Welcome to Day 4 of the 100 Days of Code (Python)! 🎯
Today you’ll master the random module and generate both random integers and random floats — the foundation for games, simulations, testing and more.

What you’ll learn
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import random the right way (and why modules matter)

random.randint(a, b) → inclusive random integers

random.random() → floats in [0.0, 1.0) and how to scale ranges

random.uniform(a, b) → inclusive-range floats

When to use randint vs random vs uniform

Mini-project: Heads or Tails (50/50 coin toss)

Bonus: what a “module” is + creating your own (quick demo)

By the end, you can confidently pick the right API for randomness and build simple logic that powers real games (like tomorrow’s Rock-Paper-Scissors). Perfect for beginners, students, and working professionals upskilling in Python.
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