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Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of StdLib/MathLib

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123	123	Returns a random integer. If no parameters are given, the value will be a random integer in the range [-2^31^, 2^31^). If one parameter is given, it will act as the upper noninclusive bound on the values returned, so `math.rand(10)` will return integers in the range [0, 10). Passing a single negative number, such as `math.rand(-10)` won't work properly; instead use `-math.rand(10)` to get numbers in the range (-10, 0]. If two parameters are given, the first is the lower inclusive bound, and the second is the upper noninclusive bound. So `math.rand(-10, -5)` will return numbers in the range [-10, -5).
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	125	== '''`math.frand([[lo,] hi])`''' ==
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	127	Returns a random float. If no parameters are given, the value will be a random float in the range [0.0, 1.0]. If one parameter is given, it will act as the upper inclusive bound on the values returned, so `math.frand(10)` will return floats in the range [0.0, 10.0]. Passing a single negative number, such as `math.frand(-10)` will work properly and will give numbers in the range [-10.0, 0.0]. If two parameters are given, the first is the lower bound and the second the upper, both inclusive. So `math.frand(-10, -5)` will return numbers in the range [-10.0, -5.0].