This is just a quick basic code snipped someone might find helpful. It generates random numbers between 0, 50. We use a loop to count how many times we cycle, and per each cycle, we increase the rndCount by one. When we reach a certain value (50), we exit the loop.
public int rndCount { get; private set; }
private void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Random rnd = new Random();
while (rndCount <= 50) //Start a loop
{
int newNextRandom = rnd.Next(0, 50); //Between 0 and 50.
if (rndCount >= 50)
{
Console.WriteLine(newNextRandom);
//Get your new next generated random in the console.
Console.WriteLine("rndCount has run " + rndCount + " times");
//We write the lines per loop how many times rndCount has run.
rndCount = 0;
//Reset the counter so you can initiate it again if needed
break;
//We have run our course, exit out
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine(newNextRandom);
//Get your new next generated random in the console.
rndCount++;
//Count how many loops it does approaching 50
}
}
}
The code provided above could obviously be massively overhauled, refactored, and with the implementation of functions, this code could also implement a List<T> to store all the values. Implementing a list could also allow you to check for duplicates and if the value produced by the random.next() already exists in the list, you would request a new random.next() until you accumulate a List<T> collection of 50 values.