What I'm saying is that you shouldn't try to make someone feel bad for not knowing what you already learned. There once was a time where you were the same way.

If you think about 5 minutes before you knew this trick this post wouldn't be very helpful.

:)

That makes much more sense. Thank you.

Bye the way, I edited and apparently added a couple of bugs with my first algorithm. Sorry. This version should work:



// If this doesn't work, then...

The teammates was just an illustration. I'm actually making a game that has eight different kind of spaces represented by an unsigned integer.



struct space {
unsigned int piece:3;
/* Three...

You created a bunch of random numbers, but say you don't want a bunch of random numbers exactly. Say you have ten members of a team and you want to give them a random position represented by 0 to 9....

This will shuffle integers aound anyway you like. So if you had an array that represented a deck of cards called "deck[]", you would call the function like this:

shuffle(&deck, 52, 0, 0);

This...