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# 1
2008-08-22, 19:14
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Need help finding a number list
basically i'm in a situation that requires me to have a list of 10 billion numbers let me show you what i'm looking for.
1 set of 10 numbers per line
so i want something like this
0000000001
0000000002
0000000003
but X 10 Billion with all the possible combination's of 10 numbers. (10^10)
ive searched for hours online for a list/generator of some sort but have had no luck.
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# 2
2008-08-22, 20:24
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Re: Need help finding a number list
All you are doing is printing out the value of "x", then adding one to it, and printing it again. You will stop once "x=targetNumber". Simple as.
Download this:
http://www.netbeans.org/
Then learn some basic Java.
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# 3
2008-08-23, 01:27
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Re: Need help finding a number list
Why would you advise him to learn java? With something small and trivial like this, the JVM start-up time will take longer than the complete runtime of the program.
I started writing this, then I realized that the program "seq" is exactly what you want.
Coreutils wins again.
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# 4
2008-08-23, 01:31
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Re: Need help finding a number list
A simple C program would suffice, although generating something that large would suck up some CPU depending on what you wanted it to do..(output the numbers to a file or continue on into another routine, etc.).
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2008-08-23, 04:57
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Re: Need help finding a number list
Thanks for the constructive responses guys, and I'm not really willing to learn a language to complete this task. I was hoping there was a file already out there or program that would generate the list through simple user input. Well if it dose not exist or someone is unable to easily do it then its nothing that wont kill me.
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2008-08-23, 06:39
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Re: Need help finding a number list
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Originally Posted by secretrk1313
Thanks for the constructive responses guys, and I'm not really willing to learn a language to complete this task. I was hoping there was a file already out there or program that would generate the list through simple user input. Well if it dose not exist or someone is unable to easily do it then its nothing that wont kill me.
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The program 'seq' from GNU coreutils has the functionality you need.
You are running Gnu/Linux, right?
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# 7
2008-08-23, 07:18
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Re: Need help finding a number list
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Originally Posted by Prometheum
The program 'seq' from GNU coreutils has the functionality you need.
You are running Gnu/Linux, right?
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Not right now, but I have had lots of past experience with a few distros. Would any of the live CD's come preinstalled with this app, as i don't want to spend much time partitioning and installing it just to download one package for an app ill use once.
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# 8
2008-08-23, 10:38
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Padmasana
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Re: Need help finding a number list
Hehehe. I love how Prometheum always has a way to implement "GNU/Linux" into his posts. It's amazing 
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2008-08-23, 12:46
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kenshin_kid, joined: 02/27/06
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Re: Need help finding a number list
I can see it being more easily written in perl then C, that's just opinion though.
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# 10
2008-08-23, 14:38
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Re: Need help finding a number list
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Originally Posted by Prometheum
Why would you advise him to learn java?
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Because it's useful to know some languages. If he knew them initially, this thread wouldn't be here.
Any language would suffice for such a simple task, was just the first one that came to my head.
As far as something pre-written goes. If you don't want to do what prometheum suggested, then a dictionary maker could do this.
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