random.seed(1)
Also written: random.seed, random.randint, seed
Starts Python's random numbers from a fixed point, so every run uses the same inputs and a failing test can be repeated. `random.randint(a, b)` picks a whole number including both ends.
Also written: random.seed, random.randint, seed
Starts Python's random numbers from a fixed point, so every run uses the same inputs and a failing test can be repeated. `random.randint(a, b)` picks a whole number including both ends.