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// In File scmain.cpp // For srand declaration. #include // For time #include // In file foodrvr.h // For rand function. #include I would suggest you look into another random number generator such as boost::random, or if you are on Linux System you can also look into /dev/random or /dev/urandom files which are. Question: Remove Srand(time(NULL)); From This C Code So That It Still Finds Random(search Numbers) Numbers Correctly(the Code Works Without It, But The Search Number Is 2 The First Two Times The Program Is Run. It Needs To Be Truly Random). The srand function in C seeds the pseudo-random number generator used by the rand function. The seed for rand function is 1 by default. It means that if no srand is called before rand, the rand function behaves as if it was seeded with srand(1). Note: A 'seed' is the starting point for a sequence of pseudo-random numbers.To learn more, visit this link in StackOverflow.

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