I'd be curious to know if there is a default random boolean generator in the random
C++11 library. I've been using a int generator returning 0
or 1
and then converting to bool but I'm trying to optimize my code and thinking that I could save by using from the beginning a bool generator, if it exists.
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See
std::bernoulli_distribution
in the<random>
header, aptly named after the Bernoulli distribution.