LabVIEW Help

[JÞB]

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@James.M wrote:

The way I would do this that's pretty simple is this:

1. Build array of 1-69
2. Use a For loop to loop N times for how many numbers you want to pull out
3. Pass your array to shift registers on the For loop
4. Within the For loop, use random number (scaled to be between 0 and array size minus 1) to delete an element from the array and pass the smaller array back to the shift register
5. Output the deleted elements from each loop of the array and you have your lotterty numbers.

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It is easy than that

Now, explain that to your instructor and earn the  A

[James.M]

Riffled. That's something new!

I'm not sure if you meant to make a mistake in the code or not.

[JÞB]

Apparently Bill is doing a great job of helping students do thier own homework!   

For those of you that did the "College" thing--- when should I avoid doing homework?  Yup- March == Spring break and handing in assignments studii should have been working on before they partied.

Thanks RF

@ James- Riffled is not new---- It is no longer biased!  Search for "riffle is biased"

[Solrac_0]

How did you get that thing in the middle?

[Solrac_0]

So here is my second attempt to post my VI. So Im trying to figure out what to do next. I need to create a lottery generator simulator. Numbers must be betwen 1-69 and they cannot repeat. 

I took a screen shot of the VI just in case it's blank again.

[GerdW]

Hi Solrac,

ctrl-space, then type "Riffle"…

(In the German LabVIEW version it's called "Mischen".)

[Solrac_0]

Can you tell me what a riffle does so i know how to explain it to my teacher.

[Solrac_0]

Also how do you get that last part?

[James.M]

Solrac, this information is an easy Google search away. I will admit with this one that Riffle has pretty bad LabVIEW help information. It uses the word Riffle to describe Riffle.vi.

[crossrulz]

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@Solrac_0 wrote:

Can you tell me what a riffle does so i know how to explain it to my teacher.

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Riffle takes an array of numbers and randomly rearranges them.