Random numbers in their original form are not very useful in programming until weconvert them to integers. For example, if we need to obtain a random output of 6integers ranging from 1 to 6, which makes the program behave as a virtual die, weneed to convert the random numbers using the format Int(Rnd*6)+1. Let’s study the following example: In this example, Int(Rnd*6) will generate a random integer between 0 and 5 becausethe function Int truncates the decimal part of the random number and returns aninteger. After adding 1, you will get a random number between 1 and 6 every timeyou click the command button. For example, Let’s say the random number generatedis 0.98. After multiplying it by 6, it becomes 5.88, and using the integer functionInt(5.88) will convert the number to 5, and after adding 1 you will get 6.In this example, you place a command button and change its caption to ‘roll die’.

Youalso need to insert a label into the form and clear its caption at the designing phase and  make its font bigger and bold. Then set the border value to 1 so that it displays a border, and after that set the  alignment to center. The statement Label1.Caption=Num means the integer  generated will be displayed as the caption of the label. . Dim num as integer Private Sub Command1_Click ( ) Randomize Timer Num=Int (Rnd*6) +1 Label1.Caption=Num End Sub