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Category: Best Practices
In Ruby, it’s considered a better practice to use ranges when generating random numbers. This rule is important because it promotes the use of more idiomatic Ruby code and enhances readability. Using a range to generate a random number clearly shows the minimum and maximum values, which makes the code easier to understand.
Non-compliant code, such as rand(42) + 1
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