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The a() method of uniform_real_distribution class in C++ is used to get the lower bound of this uniform_real_distribution. Syntax: 
  result_type a() const;
Parameters: This method do not accepts any parameters. Return Value: This method return the 'a' parameter in the distribution, which is the lower bound or the minimum possibly generated value in this uniform_real_distribution. Example: CPP 
// C++ code to demonstrate // the working of a() function  #include <iostream>  // for uniform_real_distribution function #include <random>  using namespace std;  int main() {     double a = 10, b = 20.5;      // Initializing of uniform_real_distribution class     uniform_real_distribution<double> distribution(a, b);      // Using a()     cout << "Lower Bound: "          << distribution.a() << endl;      return 0; }
Output: 
  Lower Bound: 10
Reference: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/random/uniform_real_distribution/a/

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