Android Development

Ah, sure, sure, that's true. I guess the broader point is that there's no reason to artificially impose the constraint that numbers can't be repeated: in fact it hurts you in terms of security.. Kris

My point was simply that if you want me to select a random number, but hands me of list of numbers I'm not allowed to pick, it can't really be random. If you limit the length of the number (this is programming - there is always a limit) there is a maximum of how many "random" numbers I can give you ;-)

That's not true, it can still be random: just over a different state space. (In particular [0-9]^n \ {alpha^n | any character is repeated in alpha}) OP: you could pull out a statistics book and read about random events, how to generate them using coins, etc... But the easiest way is to generate a random number, add it to the list if it's not already in

why it become so slowly when i add the theme:android:theme="@android: style/Theme.Dialog" to the MsimDialerActivity? thus, android:permission="android.pe rmission.CALL_PRIVILEGED" android:configChanges="orienta tion|keyboardHidden"

why it become so slowly when i add the theme:android:theme="@android: style/Theme.Dialog" to the MsimDialerActivity? thus, android:permission="android.pe rmission.CALL_PRIVILEGED" android:configChanges="orienta tion|keyboardHidden"

First: This isn't really a question related to Android development. Second: Random unique numbers between 1 and 9 (including both extremes) is a set of 9 numbers (I really hope that we are talking about integers and not real/floating point numbers). Third: If you request a unique sequence of numbers 1 to 9 it can't be

Hi All, In my application i want to generate random numbers between 1 to 9 and that is unique. once i get the random number that should not be repeated for any one, any where and for me also. it's similar to *OTP(one time password) *but some time OTP will be repeated and that is alphanumerical

Hi All, In my application i want to generate random numbers between 1 to 9 and that is unique. once i get the random number that should not be repeated for any one, any where and for me also. it's similar to *OTP(one time password) *but some time OTP will be repeated and that is alphanumerical

It seems that this (if not taken out of context) is a bit outdated. The Nexus 7 can indeed buy apps. On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 10:14 AM, Tamás Kovács -- Michael Banzon [link]

Quoting this[link]>official Android page: Not all users can see paid apps. To show paid apps, a device must have a SIM card and be running Android 1.1 or later, and it must be in a country (as determined by SIM carrier) in which paid apps are available.