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Different Random numbers for different instances of a class

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Im writing in C# and I currently have a class called allocation that has random numbers like,
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  1. students[0].choiceTwo = Randnum.Next(15);
obviously using the Random class. The random numbers are part of a method called Allocate.
In my main method i have created 2 instances of the class
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  1. Allocation first = new Allocation();
  2. Allocation second = new Allocation();
  3. first.Allocate();
  4. second.Allocate();
However the random numbers are the same for each instance when i need them to be different. How do i go about sorting this?
Thankyou
Feb 9 '08 #1
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Chiefy
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Dont worry have sorted it myself, silly mistake!
Feb 9 '08 #2

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