I want to create an array of integers, where the numbers are from 1...N. Each number appears once in this array. For instance array = {1, 3, 5, 2, 4} when N = 5.
In order to produce this array, I use the shuffle method as:
array=($(shuf -i 1-$N -n $N ))
It works fine. However, I want to add seed to this code to make sure every time I run the code with the same seed, I get the same array. Is it possible to do that using the shuffle method?
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