Tool to sort a list. Sorting allow organizing a list of items, names with a relation order. Most common orders are numeric orders or alphabetic order.
Sort List Items - dCode
Tag(s) : Data Processing
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Sort List Items
Sort a word list
Sort a number list
Answers to Questions (FAQ)
How to sort a list a list of words/names?
Sorting/Ordering can be done alphabetically, reverse alphabetically, by length (size of the element), numerical value (from greatest/lowest/least), ascending or descending order. dCode also offers a totally random sorting (also see random selection tool).
For the classifications of words or proper names, dCode can manage accents and diacritics, sort words in uppercase or lowercase, etc.
Example: ABCD,BAC,CAB,BA,CB can be sorted alphabetically ABCD,BA,BAC,CAB,CB or by length BA,CB,BAC,CAB,ABCD.
Items that should be sorted can be displayed one per line, or word by word.
How to sort a list of numbers?
Sorting is made according to the position of the number over the axis of real numbers.
Example: 1,2,-3,0 can be sorted numerically -3,0,1,2 (from the smallest to the biggest)
dCode can handle integers, decimals or negative numbers.
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