I understand that I should use os.urandom() or SystemRandom in Python for 'secure' pseudo-random numbers.
But how does Python generate these random numbers logically?
Also is there a way to generate a number in Python that is 'more random' than others?
For "secure" random numbers, Python doesn't actually generate them: it gets them from the operating system, which has a special driver that gathers entropy from various real-world sources, such as variations in timing between keystrokes and disk seeks.
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