I think you can do this with the randomclass to generate a random integer, then save it as a a variable and use string replacement to create your prompts.

I did not – this is why I continue to be amazed by Python.

Is there a library that will generate random integers or irrational decimals and place them into text?

The more I think about it, I see the need for randomization to be written in from the beginning. I want to be able to write questions like “What is the slope of a line passing through (#,#) and (#,@).” or “Convert @ meters per second into miles per hour” where # is replaced by an integer, and @ is replaced by a nasty decimal. This is the one thing I am figuring I need to write myself for my randomized problem generator for reassessments. I have been able to use string substitution, but I lack a clean way to do it so far, because some questions use different quantities of random numbers than others.

I am sure there is an easy way to do this, but I just haven’t found it yet.