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Well both cirpons and Brandon816 actually got the number right.

Spoiler: evidence

Not that it matters though, everyone's answer was incorrect. You guys aren't creating a RNG if you are using a built in function. Anyways, the answer was the Middle-Square Method and most often, computers use the system clock (including milliseconds) as the seed. This is generally enough for video games and such, but in cases where true randomness is needed, something better is needed. Anyways, I'll just give the code to @cirpons. Also why Brandon816's method would probably provide the truest amount of randomness (mainly cause it's unlikely that you'll hit the exact same spot every time but it's still possible), it'd be harder to code. In case you guys are interested, the code for the Middle-Square method:

Code:

for (int i = 0; i < samplesToProduce; ++i)

{
        //select the middle six digits for the next seed
        newseed = (x / 1000) % 1000000;
        storageArray[i] = newseed;     
        //The sequence will almost always go to zero, so an improvement
        //to the algorithm would be reseeding with the time as seen below.
        /*
        if (newseed < threshHold){
                newseed = time(NULL);
        }
        */
        x = newseed * newseed; 
}

Anyways next question (guess I'll just do gold for a while), unless you like anime, you'll probably find this one hard. In most anime harem/romantic comedies, where does the protagonist usually sit at in school?

 

Usually, the protagonist would sit at a desk, unless they were eating lunch in which case they would sit at a table.

 

Actually wrong, they rarely ever sit at a table.
Possible locations for eating lunch:

• On the rooftop on a bench/picnic cloth (eating a lunch box made by another girl)
• Outside under a tree or behind a building (generally a large shareable lunch box made by one person who cooks particularlly well)
• At their desk with their best friend/girl who likes him but won't admit it (guy has his sister/makes it himself or girl who likes him makes the lunch box)
• Walking/standing and talking while eating some type of bread roll/convenience store rice balls (bread is generally bought at school)

The only possible times that they do eat a table is when they eat cafeteria food or have a fancy dinner party, but that's fairly rare cause option 1 is "it's expensive", option 2 involves a rich person as one of the heroines in the anime. Alternatively they'd eat some snacks and have tea at a table, but in those cases, it's not lunch time.

 

I have not a blue hooting clue. And don't mind either.

 

Thank you for your correction, Kouji, I have amended my previous answer with additional information.

 

So RNG picked @kingofthebrithins this time.
So as quite a few of you posted, by a window near the back was the correct answer. In most cases this is how it's set up:

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However there are a few other spots where the Main Character could be.

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1: Is generally reserved for a main character who is generally popular or something to start with, unlike the other types who are generally "normal"
2/3: Generally has 2 heroines from the start who sit on the left/right side. Generally means that in the end he'll still be undecided between the two. The difference between 2 and 3 however is that a Main Character in spot 3 tends to be either a "delinquent" or dumb or outcast
4: Generally like 3 but with 1 girl instead of 2

Anyways, as Drafiks said (before he edited his post), this is generally done because it saves money on art. This is because a drawing windows and a blue sky (with a few clouds at most) is fairly quick + cheap to draw and color. If options 2/3 are used, generally the anime has a bigger budget, has more still frames, is fairly short or most other scenes have much less people in them/have more simple backgrounds.

Anyways, next question I guess, something much more casual: According to The Onion which animal's cruelty is worse than Hitler?