randata.c

   Generates a random set of data values in the range 0 to 100.
   Prints the values as a table (with 5 values per row), and some statistics.
   
   Usage: randata [-option1 -option2 ...]

   Options:
      n# - where # is a positive integer, specifies the number of
        random values to generate. This number is 10 by default.
      s# - where # is a positive integer seed for the random number
        generator. If absent, the seed is based on system time.
      notable - suppresses printing of the table.
      nostats - suppresses printing of the stats.

      Here are a few examples:
        "randata" - prints table and stats for 10 random values
        "randata -n1000 -notable" - prints stats for 1000 random values
        "randata -s44 -nostats" - prints table for 10 values, using seed=44
        "randata -nostats -s44" - same as above example (exactly)