The secrets concept

[colinleach]

A teeny, tiny concept. I wish they were all this quick to put together.

[BethanyG]

random vs pseudo-random too much? Or would this be a good link?

[BethanyG]

That being said, wikipedia has an easily scannable and understandable text version as well.

[colinleach]

The Wikipedia entry certainly looks worth including. Maybe Khan Academy as well?

To do it properly, there is Knuth, Chapter 3. We might get into trouble for adding that.

[BethanyG]

Alrighty. I did the edits via GitHub Desktop this time, rather than the web interface. Seemed quicker. But I am also happy to do it via the web interface, if you prefer. I'll probably do that for longer ones, or in cases where there is discussion to be had/lots of suggestions to be made.

If all this looks good, I can merge this down. Just let me know. 😄

[BethanyG]

To do it properly, there is Knuth, Chapter 3. We might get into trouble for adding that.

🤣

Do. Not. Tempt me! .... oooh, I so want to ... but the blowback t'would be fierce

[BethanyG]

BTW: This [concept:python/random]() formulation is a widget, used for when we refer back to a concept or exercise. I don't remember to use them, but we should do so as we build out the tree more.

[colinleach]

Looks good to me, merge when you're ready.

I'd been meaning to get my head around Exercism widgets, so this is a timely prompt.

[colinleach]

I've not used GitHub Desktop recently. Mostly, I use GitKraken (on Linux and Windows), though not to anywhere near its full potential. I really must read the documentation sometime (after all, I'm paying for the Pro version).

[BethanyG]

Woot! One more off the list! 💥 🌟 🚀

Thank you for this. 😄

[colinleach]

To repeat: I wish it was always this easy!