Quote Originally Posted by Niya View Post
When you think about how computers generate random numbers, just imagine a series of columns and rows where each row is a series of pre-defined random numbers that are selected in sequence every time you call something like Rnd. Randomize would analogous to selecting a specific row in the table of random numbers. If you do something like Randomize 22, think of it like you're selecting row 22 which will give you a specific sequence of numbers in the same order every time you select this specific row.
Thanks for the details and simple way to understand how they works

So if we set a fix number(Randomize 22), it will always be the same sequence