Each time two flies get too close, one of them disappears.
This is an absolutetly fair fight determined only by the algorithm.
The Math.random() function utilizes an algorithm known as a pseudo-random number generator. This algorithm employs a mathematical formula to generate sequences of numbers that appear to be random but are actually determined by a mathematical equation.
La fonction Math.random() génère des nombres pseudo-aléatoires en utilisant un générateur de nombres pseudo-aléatoires linéaire congruentiel (LCG). Cette méthode utilise une formule mathématique qui calcule un nouveau nombre à partir du précédent en utilisant une constante et un modulo. La formule ressemble à ceci :
Xn+1 = (a * Xn + c) % m
où :
Xn represents the previous number in the sequence.
Xn+1 represents the next number in the sequence.
a, c, and m are predefined constants.
The Math.random() function uses different values for a, c, and m for each execution to ensure greater variety in the pseudo-random numbers generated.
However, it is important to note that the numbers generated by the Math.random() function are not truly random, as they are generated from a mathematical formula. This means that if you run the function multiple times with the same parameters, you will always get the same sequence of pseudo-random numbers.