Inspired by the Problem 1713 by Chris E.
Here is the code that generates the first lottery number:
rng('shuffle');
number1=randi([10,20]);
for j=1:number1
round(rand(1,1));
endCan you find the number even with the rng('shuffle')?
As everybody knows hacking methods, I prefer a logical solution.
Good luck!
Sorry about that...it was only for learning purposes...
"rng(stream.Seed);" instead of "rng(stream.get('Seed'));" gives a lower code size of 24.
Why not "s.State(end)=0;" instead of "s.State(end)=s.State(end)-s.State(end);"?
At that time, I didn't understand the stream correctly...
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