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While the debugger is loaded and the executable is running, double-click on the random() function entry in the imports tab/view to see it in the disassembler view and then. Then place a breakpoint on it using Debugger->Breakpoints->Add breakpointDebugger -> Breakpoints -> Add breakpoint.

While the debugger is loaded and the executable is running, double-click on the random function entry in the imports tab to see it in the disassembler view and then place a breakpoint on it using Debugger->Breakpoints->Add breakpoint.

While the debugger is loaded and the executable is running, double-click on the random() function entry in the imports tab/view to see it in the disassembler view. Then place a breakpoint on it using Debugger -> Breakpoints -> Add breakpoint.

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While the debugger is loaded and the executable is running, double-click on the random function entry in the imports tab to see it in the disassembler view and then place a breakpoint on it using Debugger->Breakpoints->Add breakpoint.