This browser-based utility changes the order of digits in an integer and returns a new integer with the same but sorted digits in the output. You can rearrange digits in ascending, descending, or random order. By default, the digits are sorted one by one but you can also sort groups of multiple digits. You can also add an extra separator between the sorted digits in the options and apply a filter to sort only the unique digits. Created by math nerds from team Browserling.
This browser-based utility changes the order of digits in an integer and returns a new integer with the same but sorted digits in the output. You can rearrange digits in ascending, descending, or random order. By default, the digits are sorted one by one but you can also sort groups of multiple digits. You can also add an extra separator between the sorted digits in the options and apply a filter to sort only the unique digits. Created by math nerds from team Browserling.
With this online application, you can sort the digits in one or more integers. The digits can be sorted in ascending order (from 0 to 9), in decreasing order (from 9 to 0), or just make the order of digits chaotic (mix the digits in random order). By default, each digit is sorted independently and moved to the correct position but you can also create chunks of digits from each integer and sort the chunks. For example, you can split the integer 406020 into groups of two digits and get three sub-integers 40, 60, 20. Then sort them in increasing order and get 204060, decreasing order and get 604020, or random order and get 206040 (or 602040, or 402060, … there are 6 possible random permutations). To better visualize the boundaries of groups, you can insert a delimiter character between them. For example, if you insert the pipe symbol between the two-digit groups you will get "40|60|20" or if you insert the dash symbol between single digits groups you will get "4-0-6-0-2-0". You can also use the unique digit filter option if you don't need duplicate digits. For example, when sorting the single digits of the integer 406020, you will get the value 000246 but with the filter option active, you will get 0246. Integerabulous!
With this online application, you can sort the digits in one or more integers. The digits can be sorted in ascending order (from 0 to 9), in decreasing order (from 9 to 0), or just make the order of digits chaotic (mix the digits in random order). By default, each digit is sorted independently and moved to the correct position but you can also create chunks of digits from each integer and sort the chunks. For example, you can split the integer 406020 into groups of two digits and get three sub-integers 40, 60, 20. Then sort them in increasing order and get 204060, decreasing order and get 604020, or random order and get 206040 (or 602040, or 402060, … there are 6 possible random permutations). To better visualize the boundaries of groups, you can insert a delimiter character between them. For example, if you insert the pipe symbol between the two-digit groups you will get "40|60|20" or if you insert the dash symbol between single digits groups you will get "4-0-6-0-2-0". You can also use the unique digit filter option if you don't need duplicate digits. For example, when sorting the single digits of the integer 406020, you will get the value 000246 but with the filter option active, you will get 0246. Integerabulous!
In this example, we enter a huge twenty-digit integer in the input field and sort its digits in ascending order. It's easy to see that this integer contains all digits from 0 to 9, some of them multiple times. The repeated values are not deleted because the skip-duplicate-digits option is turned off.
In this example, we split the input integers into groups of two digits and sort these groups in decreasing order. In this case, the program compares and sorts pairs of digits rather than individual digits. The first integer "2546" is divided into two pieces: "25" and "46", then these two pieces are sorted. As 25 < 46, the first piece then is 46, followed by 25. Also to show the pairs, the pipe character is used as the pair separator.
The integers in this example contain multiple repeating digits. To make sure that only the non-repeating digits are sorted, we use the checkbox option that removes duplicate digits. The sort order in this example is random and also the dot symbol is inserted after each sorted digit.
You can pass input to this tool via ?input query argument and it will automatically compute output. Here's how to type it in your browser's address bar. Click to try!
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