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  • Getting Started
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  • Fundamentals
    • Write contract
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    • Use encrypted types
    • Operations on encrypted types
    • Branching in FHE
    • Decrypt and reencrypt
    • Generate random number
    • Contracts standard library
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    • Common pitfalls and best practises
    • How can I break a loop ?
    • Encrypt an input
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  1. Fundamentals

Generate random number

Random encrypted integers can be generated fully on-chain.

That can only be done during transactions and not on an eth_call RPC method, because PRNG state needs to be mutated on-chain during generation.

WARNING: Not for use in production! Currently, integers are generated in the plain via a PRNG whose seed and state are public, with the state being on-chain. An FHE-based PRNG is coming soon, where the seed and state will be encrypted.

Example

euint8 r8 = TFHE.randEuint8();
euint16 r16 = TFHE.randEuint16();
euint32 r32 = TFHE.randEuint32();
euint64 r64 = TFHE.randEuint64();
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