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## Overview
The **``random.uniform()``** method in Python is used to return a random floating-point number that is greater than or equal to the specified low boundary, and less than or equal to the specified high boundary.


## Syntax
```
random.uniform(a, b)
```
## Parameters
|**Parameter**| **Description**|
|:---|:---|
|`a`| `a` is the number that specifies the lowest boundary the return value should have; this parameter is required. |
|`b`| `b` is the number that specifies the highest boundary the return value should have; this parameter is required. |

## Example 
Let's look at a very simple way to use the ``random.uniform()`` method. Let us write a code to generate a random float number starting from 5 and ending at 10.


import random

print(random.uniform(5,10))

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## Explanation
* Line 1: We import the `random` module.
* Line 3: We use the `random.uniform()` method to return a random float number starting from 5 and ending at 10.


How to use the random uniform() method in Python

Generates a random float between specified low and high boundaries using random.uniform(a, b). Parameters a and b define the range, inclusive.

Parameter	Description
`a`	`a` is the number that specifies the lowest boundary the return value should have; this parameter is required.
`b`	`b` is the number that specifies the highest boundary the return value should have; this parameter is required.