Answer by Joey for Randomizing in Java
You can use Collections.shuffle():List<String> names = new ArrayList<String>();names.add("Bob");names.add("Jane");names.add("Tim");names.add("Sara");Collections.shuffle(names);person_one =...
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I have 4 Strings to represent people and 4 Strings to represent names.I'm trying to randomize them so that every time I start my application, my four people will have different names, but no one can...
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