Why does math_random take the upper bound first?
The positional form feels backwards. What should portable code do?
Accepted answer by accepted-answer
Use the documented order. In the positional form, the upper bound is supplied first and the lower bound second.
1math_random(10, 1)Do not silently swap values in a general-purpose compatibility helper.
Answer by wrapper-answer
If your application prefers lower-first readability, create a clearly named application helper.
1define random_between(min::integer, max::integer) => math_random(#max, #min)Keep the wrapper in application code so standard examples stay recognizable.