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Using the knowledge in computational language in C++ it is possible to write a code that generates and displays 10 random (integer) numbers between 0 and 50.

Writting the code in C++

 class SecureRandom : Random

   {

       public static byte[] GetBytes(ulong length)

       {

           RNGCryptoServiceProvider RNG = new RNGCryptoServiceProvider();

           byte[] bytes = new byte[length];

           RNG.GetBytes(bytes);

           RNG.Dispose();

           return bytes;

       }

       public SecureRandom() : base(BitConverter.ToInt32(GetBytes(4), 0))

       {

       }

       public int GetRandomInt(int min, int max)

       {

           int treashold = max - min;

           if(treashold != Math.Abs(treashold))

           {

               throw new ArithmeticException("The minimum value can't exceed the maximum value!");

           }

           if (treashold == 0)

           {

               throw new ArithmeticException("The minimum value can't be the same as the maximum value!");

           }

           return min + (Next() % treashold);

       }

       public static int GetRandomIntStatic(int min, int max)

       {

           int treashold = max - min;

           if (treashold != Math.Abs(treashold))

           {

               throw new ArithmeticException("The minimum value can't exceed the maximum value!");

           }

           if(treashold == 0)

           {

               throw new ArithmeticException("The minimum value can't be the same as the maximum value!");

           }

           return min + (BitConverter.ToInt32(GetBytes(4), 0) % treashold);

       }

   }

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