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Python has a random.choice routine in the standard library that allows you to pick a random value from an iterable. It works like this: # src.py import random # The seed ensures that you'll get the same random choice # every time you run the script. random.seed(90) # This builds a list: ["choice_0", "choice_1", ..., "choice_9"] lst = [f"choice_{i}" for i in range(10)] print(random.choice(lst)) print(random.choice(lst)) This will print: choice_3 choice_1 I was looking for a way to quickly hydrate a table with random data in an SQLite database....