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Why does a simulation of crosses call `random.seed(5)` at the top?

Python ProgrammingEasyHigh School (11–12)High School (9–10)UndergraduateGeneralPython for Science and Maths › Biology by Computer Python for Science and Maths › Simulation and Randomness

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Why does a simulation of crosses call random.seed(5) at the top?

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