Generates a sequence of probability variable that when attached to unbiased random number generator gives the desired probability
In other words: Given the probability generate a function which returns 1 with that probability

• Binary Generator: emmits only 0 or 1

Inputs

• desired probability (best when it's binary representation is finite)
  
• desired binary precision (i.e. precision upto no of digits after decimal when probability value is written in binary format)
  

Output

• A sequence with variable p. p has probability 1/2;
  

• $ ./generator
• $ Enter the probability: 0.83
• $ Precision in binary digits: 15
• $ p | p | p | p | p * p * (p | p | p * p * (p | p | p * p * p))
• # Replace all p's in this sequence with an unbiased random number generator with outcome 0 or 1
• >>> p() | p() | p() | p() | p() * p() * (p() | p() | p() * p() * (p() | p() | p() * p() * p()))
  

• Use test.cpp or any program of your choice to test the accuracy

If you have a general purpose random number generator which emmits at least 100 values than use equiprobable feature