### 2.37.36 Make a random vector or list : `randvector`

`randvector` takes as argument an integer n and optionnally a second argument, either an integer k or the quoted name of a random distribution law (see also 2.24.25, 2.37.36 and ??).
`randvector` returns a vector of size n containing random integers uniformally distributed between -99 and +99 (default), or between 0 and k−1 or containing random integers according to the law put between quotes.
Input :

`randvector(3)`

Output :

`[-54,78,-29]`

Input :

`randvector(3,5)`

Or input :

`randvector(3,’rand(5)’)`

Output :

`[1,2,4]`

Input :

`randvector(3,’randnorm(0,1)’)`

Output :

`[1.39091705476,-0.136794772167,0.187312440336]`

Input :

`randvector(3,2..4)`

Output :

`[3.92450003885,3.50059241243,2.7322040787]`