is there randint wrapper that can return multiple ints on one call

[catchmonster]

ii = int(round(quantumrandom.randint(1, upperLimit)))
would be nice to return list or array of ints, something like this:
ii = int(round(quantumrandom.randint(1, upperLimit, 10)))

Saves, calling with request and url libs over and over again ...

[breadbored]

You can put it through a for-loop and pass the generator back. Basically like so:

import quantumrandom

upperLimit = 10
generator = quantumrandom.cached_generator()
nums = []

for x in range(10):
    nums.append(quantumrandom.randint(1, upperLimit, generator=generator))

print(nums)

[breadbored]

I'm maintaining a version of this @ identex/quantumrand (quantumrand on PyPi) that has this standard. My quick_dice and dice_roll functions do this already if you're looking for a whole number, along with randint returning a whole number and renaming the old randint to randfloat. I'm adding more to it to make it comparable to the random library, and if you have any suggestions for features I will be maintaining it.

[catchthemonster]

Hi, thanks for response,
I am using generator now and converting floats to ints so I am good for now!
thanks