Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. Values returned by the Random class method Next are pseudo-random numbers.
2. The Next method produces a random number from zero up to and including the number it is
provided by the programmer.
3. A particular seed value always produces the same series of random numbers.
4. The values produced by Random are weighted so that some values will be generated with
greater frequency than others.
5. Cast operations are formed by enclosing a type name in braces.
6. Values produced by random-number generating methods are truly random. There is no way to predict the next result.

1. True.
2. False. The number produced is from zero up to but not including the number provided by the programmer.
3. True.
4. False. The integers in the range are produced with approximately equal likelihood.
5. False. The cast operator is formed with the CType function, which converts its first argument into the type specified by its second argument.
6. False. Actually, these numbers are pseudorandom numbers—a sequence of values produced by a well-defined mathematical calculation.