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Examples

Examples ! Many are generated and do not always make sence,
the examples from 'specials' are hand crafted and gives a good view of what the Sequences subsystem of PAD can do.



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There are main 3 ways for randomizing, a sequence (random), an option (randomly) and an action (randomize)

The sequence 'random'

HTML RESULT
{sequence random, rows=25, minimal=10, maximal=50         } {$sequence} {/sequence}
33 20 35 13 37 18 28 23 47 43 30 40 39 46 38 48 34 21 18 43 15 16 23 50 21
{sequence random, rows=25, minimal=10, maximal=50, unique } {$sequence} {/sequence}
41 19 31 11 46 10 35 45 12 14 13 39 26 38 42 21 47 29 25 37 16 48 23 27 50

The sequence option 'randomly'

Here the loop index is randomly set before the sequence is executed.

HTML RESULT
{sequence power=2, rows=10, randomly, from=8, to=16} {$sequence} {/sequence}
32768 512 65536 32768 4096 4096 32768 8192 1024
{sequence prime,   rows=10, randomly, to=1000      } {$sequence} {/sequence}
769 17 701 727 241 19 367 509 997 601

The sequence action 'randomize'

HTML RESULT
{sequence from=10, to=20, push='mySeq'}
{mySeq}             {$sequence} {/mySeq}
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
{mySeq randomize  } {$sequence} {/mySeq}
15 18 13 11 17 16 19 14 20 12 10
{mySeq randomize=5} {$sequence} {/mySeq}
10 18 16 14 11




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