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I have a function to create a random string :
public string RndStrings(int Groot)
{
Random randa = new Random();
//The string that will contain all letters that are allowed to be generated.
string totally = "qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnmQWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM_";
//Make a string that will be returned;
string Ro = "";
//Add a random character from the string "Allowed" to the string "R".
for (int i = 0; i < Groot; i++) Ro += totally[randa.Next(0, totally.Length)];
//Return the random string.
return Ro;
}
When used like this without using a Thread.Sleep in between the results returned are the SAME.
var random_pwd = new ClientTools();
string random_string_pwd = random_pwd.RndStrings(15);
var random_salt = new ClientTools();
string random_string_salt = random_salt.RndStrings(15);
With a Thread.Sleep in between, they are different as I want. How is this possible because I create two new instances of ClientTools which contains the RndStrings function.
Thanks.
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