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Author veky
Recipients mark.dickinson, rhettinger, veky, vstinner
Date 2020-04-15.08:57:43
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I think that the "module owner";-P must decide whether the `random` module should follow the C-namespacing or not. Of course, I'm in the "not" camp, so I believe those two "rand..." functions (randrange is completely redundant with random.choice(range)) should be supplemented with random.int and random.float. And then random.bytes will be completely natural. And people might be gently nudged into the right direction when using Python module namespaces.
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