Need help to fill 6*****05

[Plexter]

Hello everyone,

 

This may look stupid, but I need help to fill 6*****05. What I mean by that? I want a numbers to work with filling the gap between 6 and 05. As you can see, it's 8 digit number, I need 6 and 05, but I need to fill every other number from 00000 to 99999 between 6 and 05. Tried using Google, tried in Excel and so on, can't find solution how to do that fast. Any help appreciated.

[ARikozuM]

61234705?

 

Oh, programming sub-forum...

[iRileyx]

http://textmechanic.com/text-tools/numeration-tools/generate-list-numbers/

 

Copy those settings - 
https://gyazo.com/4deed16c78f9d8c6171656cd339d52ed

 

And click generate list, it'll print them for you below so you can copy and paste or save as a file.

[zwirek2201]

3 minutes ago, Plexter said:

Hello everyone,

 

This may look stupid, but I need help to fill 6*****05. What I mean by that? I want a numbers to work with filling the gap between 6 and 05. As you can see, it's 8 digit number, I need 6 and 05, but I need to fill every other number from 00000 to 99999 between 6 and 05. Tried using Google, tried in Excel and so on, can't find solution how to do that fast. Any help appreciated.

In what kind of form do you need it? List? Text file? Excel file?

[Plexter]

6 minutes ago, RKRiley said:

http://textmechanic.com/text-tools/numeration-tools/generate-list-numbers/

 

Copy those settings - 
https://gyazo.com/4deed16c78f9d8c6171656cd339d52ed

 

And click generate list, it'll print them for you below so you can copy and paste or save as a file.

Thank you very much for the quick response

[squirrl]

On 2017-5-30 at 9:27 PM, RKRiley said:

http://textmechanic.com/text-tools/numeration-tools/generate-list-numbers/

 

Copy those settings - 
https://gyazo.com/4deed16c78f9d8c6171656cd339d52ed

 

And click generate list, it'll print them for you below so you can copy and paste or save as a file.

Wouldn't that miss out 60000005?

[mariushm]

On 5/30/2017 at 11:24 PM, Plexter said:

Hello everyone,

 

This may look stupid, but I need help to fill 6*****05. What I mean by that? I want a numbers to work with filling the gap between 6 and 05. As you can see, it's 8 digit number, I need 6 and 05, but I need to fill every other number from 00000 to 99999 between 6 and 05. Tried using Google, tried in Excel and so on, can't find solution how to do that fast. Any help appreciated.

 

Separate your number into 3 :

 

* The fixed digit 6

* The 5 digits that change

* the last 2 digits that are fixed at 05

 

Now look at a number, let's say first number you can write : 60 000 005

If you look carefully you can also write this number as : 60 000 000  + value * 100  + 5

 

Now you can go even further and use a variable that can have a value from 0 to 99 999 in order to generate all those numbers  :  60 000 000 + ( value) * 100  + 5

 

For value = 0  ==> 60,000,000 + ( 0 ) * 100 + 5  = 60,000,000 + 0 + 5 = 60,000,005

[..]

For value = 12345 ===> 60,000,000 + (12345) * 100 + 5  = 50,000,000 + 1,234,500 + 5 =  61,234,505

[..]

For value = 99999 ===> 60,000,000 + ( 99,999) * 100 + 5 = 60,000,000 + 9,999,900 + 5 = 69,999,905

 

so something super simple in php :

 

for ($i = 0; $i <= 99999; $i++) {
	$value = 60000000 + ($i*100) + 5;
    echo $value."\n";
}

will output all those numbers.  so just use php.exe script.php >output.txt

to output the console text to a text file you can then open and do whatever you want with it.

 

[sgzUk74r3T3BCGmRJ]

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[squirrl]

On 2017-6-2 at 0:29 AM, sgzUk74r3T3BCGmRJ said:

Busting out a programming language or website seems like a lot of work to avoid typing this into your terminal emulator:

 

seq 99999|xargs printf '6%05d05\n'

 

Surely this would be a little more usable/correct:

 seq -w 0 99999|xargs printf '6%s05\n' > numbers.txt

-w 0 99999 allows the value 60000005 to be included in the list which has been missed out quite often in the solutions: This lets the number sequence start at 0 and not 1. It also pads the number with the max amount of 0's needed.

> numbers.txt because it's more accessible than scrolling 100k lines in your terminal buffer (even if you have that many lines in memory)

 

[sgzUk74r3T3BCGmRJ]

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