Random Walk Simulator

Random Walk Simulator models a 2D random walk starting at (0,0), taking steps of fixed length in random directions. Enter the number of steps and step length, then click “Run Simulation” to see the path and final displacement.

How to Use Random Walk Simulator:

1. Enter the number of steps (e.g., 100).
2. Enter the step length (e.g., 10 for canvas scaling).
3. Click “Run Simulation” to generate the random walk and see the path and final displacement.
4. Use “Share Result” or “Copy Result” to share or copy the output.

Simulation Details:

The simulator computes:

• Step Position: Updates (x, y) using random angles: x += stepLength * cos(θ), y += stepLength * sin(θ).
• Final Displacement: Euclidean distance from (0,0) to final position.

Note: The walk is visualized on a canvas, with the path centered at (0,0). Results are stochastic and vary per simulation. Valid as of 2025.

Important Notes:

• Number of steps must be at least 1; step length must be positive.
• Canvas size adjusts dynamically, but large step counts may require zooming out.
• Clipboard access requires HTTPS. If copying fails, try accessing over HTTPS or copy manually.