Mauve Garcia
15 October 2024
An explanation of the randomization problem that is causing the second JavaScript loop to repeat the same numbers
Unexpected behaviors can occasionally result from randomizing arrays in JavaScript, particularly when index calculations are a little incorrect. This problem occurs when one loop returns a predictable sequence because of logical faults, even though both loops attempt to select random elements. The issue is with the way Math.random() is used to produce indices. These problems are resolved by modifying the formula and making sure that array manipulations like splice() are done correctly, guaranteeing that both loops operate as intended.
