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C: Initialize variable to random # b/w 50 & 100 so they can be used in Switch statement if user selects an option that doesn't include entering values

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Shouldn't the same srand value produce the same random numbers?

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C: Initialize variable to random # b/w 50 & 100 so they can be used in Switch statement if user selects an option that doesn't include entering values

Shouldn't the same srand value produce the same random numbers?

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