[C#] Generators

 private String GenerateRandomString(int Amount)

        {

            Random Rand = new Random();

            String Data = "";

            for (int Dat = 0; Dat < Amount; Dat++)

            {

                int number = 0;

                number = Rand.Next(1, 6);

                int Numbera = Rand.Next(1,9999) + Rand.Next(9999,100000);

                switch (number)

                {

                    case 1:

                        Data += "if (" + Rand.Next(1,99).ToString() + " > " + Rand.Next(1001,2000).ToString() + ") {  } \r\n";

                        break;

                    case 2:

                        Data += "if (" + Rand.Next(1, 99).ToString() + " < " + Rand.Next(1001, 2000).ToString() + ") {  } \r\n";

                        break;

                    case 3:

                        Data += "if (" + Rand.Next(1, 99).ToString() + " != " + Rand.Next(1001, 2000).ToString() + ") {  } \r\n";

                        break;

                    case 4:

                        String Numberr = Rand.Next(1,9000).ToString();

                        Data += "for (int I" + Numberr + " = 0; I" + Numberr + " < 1;I" + Numberr + " ++) { } \r\n";

                        break;

                    case 5:

                        String BooleanName = Rand.Next(1, 3000).ToString();

                        Data += "Boolean xep" + BooleanName + " = false; \r\n";

                        break;

                    default:

                        Data += "String x" + Numbera + Rand.Next(1,4000) + " = " + (Char)34 + Rand.Next(1, 100).ToString() + (Char)34 + ";" + "\r\n";

                        break;

                }

            }

            return Data;

        }

        private String GenerateStringVoidBol(int Amount)

        {

            String Data = "";

            Random Rand = new Random();

            for (int Dat = 0; Dat < Amount; Dat++)

            {

                int number = 0;

                number = Rand.Next(2, 5);

                switch (number)

                {

                     case 2:

                         String VoidName = Rand.Next(1,9999).ToString();

                         Data += "private void g" + VoidName + "() { } \r\n";

                         break;

                     case 3:

                         String StringName = Rand.Next(9000,12000).ToString();

                         Data += "private String kl" + StringName + "(String " + "x" + Rand.Next(1, 300) + " ) { return null; } \r\n";

                         break;

                    case 4:

                         String BolName = Rand.Next(12000, 18000).ToString();

                         Data += "private Boolean loka" + BolName + " () { return false; }";

                         break;

                    default:

                         VoidName = Rand.Next(1, 9999).ToString();

                         Data += "private void x" + VoidName + "() { } \r\n";

                         break; 

                }

            }

            return Data;

        }

I know it may be poorly put together, but it works

Lol @ so much un-needed coding.

        public string Random_String(int Length)

        {

            Random random = new Random();

            string characters = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890()*&^!@#$%_-=+{}[]|/?><.,~`'\"";

            string rand = string.Empty;



            for (int i = 0; i < Length; i++)

            {

                rand += characters[random.Next(0, characters.Count())];

            }



            return rand;

        }

I think I've posted this before.

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Christian wrote:

What does this generate.

A random string. kalsfkljlk#(@($EjmfasJoMomma

Chad wrote:

Lol @ so much un-needed coding.

        public string Random_String(int Length)

        {

            Random random = new Random();

            string characters = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890()*&^!@#$%_-=+{}[]|/?><.,~`'\"";

            string rand = string.Empty;



            for (int i = 0; i < Length; i++)

            {

                rand += characters[random.Next(0, characters.Count())];

            }



            return rand;

        }

I think I've posted this before.

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A random string. kalsfkljlk#(@($EjmfasJoMomma

Lol no.

It generates voids, booleans, strings and such. Junk code bro.

Or, generate random numbers between 0 and 255, then use ASCII tables to convert it to characters (char(xxx) in VB.net).
I apologize for gravedigging but I thought extend this conversation's horizons.

I don't think Junk code is very effective, I prefer to create polymorphic coding, where a functions values are changed into other functions etc. Takes a bit more work, but works firmly.

Prove me some polymorphic code in C# <3

I'd love to see an example, havn't had a sturdy one yet.