This browser-based utility sorts a bunch of integers and prints an ordered list in the output. You can switch between ascending, descending, and random order modes, as well as drop repeated integers. The input and output integer sequences can use any delimiter between the values and it can be customized in the options. Created by math nerds from team Browserling.
This browser-based utility sorts a bunch of integers and prints an ordered list in the output. You can switch between ascending, descending, and random order modes, as well as drop repeated integers. The input and output integer sequences can use any delimiter between the values and it can be customized in the options. Created by math nerds from team Browserling.
With this online program, you can sort a list of positive and negative integers. It can process any number of integers at once and you can switch between three order modes in the options. The "Increasing Order" mode arranges all integers from the smallest to largest. The "Decreasing Order" option puts integers in order from the largest to smallest. The "Random Order" mode randomly permutes integers and returns them in an arbitrary order. If you need only the unique integers in the output, activate the option "Remove Integer Copies". The input sequence of integers can be separated by a comma, semicolon, pipe, or any other character. There's an option that controls this delimiter symbol. There's also the exact same option for the output sequence of sorted integers list. Integerabulous!
With this online program, you can sort a list of positive and negative integers. It can process any number of integers at once and you can switch between three order modes in the options. The "Increasing Order" mode arranges all integers from the smallest to largest. The "Decreasing Order" option puts integers in order from the largest to smallest. The "Random Order" mode randomly permutes integers and returns them in an arbitrary order. If you need only the unique integers in the output, activate the option "Remove Integer Copies". The input sequence of integers can be separated by a comma, semicolon, pipe, or any other character. There's an option that controls this delimiter symbol. There's also the exact same option for the output sequence of sorted integers list. Integerabulous!
In this example, we organize a series of even integers by rearranging them from the tiniest (2) to biggest (100). As the input sequence uses a comma-separated integer format, we put the comma character in the input delimiter option. In the output sequence, we change the integer separator and set it to a semicolon.
The input data in this example contains whole numbers (integers greater than zero) and their additive inverses (integers less than zero). Many of the integers are repeated as the input contains multiple copies of the same value. To sort the values in order from the highest to lowest and to avoid the duplicates, we have activated the "Remove Integer Copies" and "Decreasing Order" options. We have also set the data separator to a space char. As a result, we get only five distinct integers that we print in a vertical column.
In this example, we enable the "Random Order" mode that makes the order of integers chaotic and unpredictable. It shuffles all integers and puts them in arbitrary positions. Each time you activate this option, it produces a different output arrangement. We also use the mode that drops non-unique integers, and we print them as a comma-separated sequence.
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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