What is it?

Adds Coin.Flip() methods for easy, straightforward two-result randoms.

Returning a random true/false

Result will be either true or false.

var result = Coin.Flip();

Returning a random out of two values

The method is generic and will take any type, not just string.

var result = Coin.Flip("Rambo", "Snake");

Alternatively, you can use FlipOrDefault if you only need to return one value or "nothing".

var result = Coin.FlipOrDefault("Snake");

Executing random delegates

You can pass Func<T> objects to it as well if your logic is more than just returning plain old Ts.

var result = Coin.Flip(() => { ... }, () => { ... });

Alternatively, you can use FlipOrDefault if you only need to execute one or "nothing".

var result = Coin.FlipOrDefault(() => { ... });

If you need to execute code that doesn't return, you can use Action delegates.

Coin.Flip(() => { DestroyTheWorld }, () => SaveTheWorld);

Or if you only want one of those to execute or for nothing to happen.

Coin.Flip(() => { DestroyTheWorld });

Why use this?

It was written mostly with unit testing in mind but it can be used for basically any purpose where you need to have a random result between two options.

This is a super lightweight library that does almost nothing and has zero dependencies.