A simple random generator is obtained by the formula r_new = (a . r_old + b)%m

and then setting r_old to r_new. If m is chosen as 232, then you can compute r_new = a . r_old + b

because the truncation of an overflowing result to the int type is equivalent to computing the remainder. Write a program that asks the user to enter a seed value for rold. (Such a value is often called a seed). Then print the first 100 random integers generated by this formula, using a = 32310901 and b = 1729.