What is the syntax for Decimals Random Values, Syntax 1?

• A. Syntax 1 - {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper limit]}
• B. Syntax 1 - {RNDDECIMAL[Length of random number][Decimal places]}
• C. Syntax 2 - {RNDDECIMAL[Lower limit][Upper limit][Decimal places]}
• D. Syntax 1 - {RNDDECIMAL[Length][DecimalPlaces]}

Answer: (A)

The question tests how to specify a random decimal value with a given precision and range using RNDDECIMAL in Syntax 1. In this form, you put three things in this exact order: how many decimal places you want (the precision after the decimal point), the lower limit, and the upper limit. The decimal places tell Tosca how many digits should appear after the decimal point in the generated number, while the lower and upper limits define the inclusive range from which the value is drawn. So the correct syntax is {RNDDECIMAL[Decimal places][Lower limit][Upper limit]}. For example, {RNDDECIMAL[2][0][10]} would yield a value between 0.00 and 10.00 with two digits after the decimal point. The other options show different parameter orders or different parameter meanings, which align with other syntaxes rather than Syntax 1.