C# Random of cordinates is linear
- by Shawn Mclean
My code is to generate random cordinates of lat and long within a bound:
Random lastLat = new Random();
Random lastLon = new Random();
for (int i = 0; i < 50; i++)
{
int lat = lastLat.Next(516400146, 630304598); //18.51640014679267 - 18.630304598192915
int lon = lastLon.Next(224464416, 341194152); //-72.34119415283203 - -72.2244644165039
SamplePostData d0 = new SamplePostData();
d0.Location = new Location(Convert.ToDouble("18." + lat), Convert.ToDouble("-72." + lon));
AddPushpin(d0);
}
My output looks like this:
Is there something wrong with how my numbers are generated?
