X = []
for x in range (n): X.appned(random.randint(-999,999))
When I try to randomly generate n integers in Python, I try to use randint, but I made an error to randomly generate n integers, and I saw that n was not defined, so how should I define it here?
n = value
Or are you trying to reuse it as needed? Then I think you should look for a function
import random X = [] n = 5 for x in range (n): X.append(random.randint(-999,999)) print(X)
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