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Hello, This may, technically, be more of a java question, but I have a program written for jas that generates random numbers with the Math.random() function. I use this program to generate some output then make some changes to the source recompile and produce some more output, and I do this a number of times. I guess my question has to do with the random() function in java and how likely it is that I'll repeat a set of numbers or a seed. I don't pass a seed to the function so, right now, it just using whatever it uses by default. I know that the (capitol R) Random() function uses the difference in time between now and Jan. 1 1970 in milliseconds for a seed, but does anyone know what the (lower case r) random() function does? Should I consider using the Random() function instead? Thanks, Brandon Drummond