How to generate random numbers in a range?

Hello. i am having trouble finding out how to generate a random number in a certain range. For example i have an array of 100 elements and i want to access one of the elements between 50 and 60, however i cannot find how to generate a random number between these two values.
Thanks in advance

java.util.Random.nextInt(int)
Note that you can get a number between 0 and (max -
min), exclusive. Then add min, and you've got your
number.Obviously you didn't read this. It says to get a number between 0 and (max - min) which is actually what you did. But after that you need to add min. The first step would get a number in between 0 and 5. When you add 20 you'd get a number between 0+20=20 and 5+20=25.

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