How to generate random single (odd) or double numbers easily?
Single (odd) numbers are the numbers that can not be divided by double numbers without remained any integer. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11….29……67…..191 are the few examples of single numbers.
You can detect a single number with its last digit; if it is single like 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9, that number is a single (odd) number.
Similar to this logic, if a number’s last digit is a double number like 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8, we can call that number as a double number.
You might interest why “0” is being accepting as a double number. Well, the answer is easy; double numbers are the numbers that have remained “0” after they have been divided by a double number. For example, 12 / 6 = 2. Remained number is 0 (nothing). Zero “0” is a number that will have nothing (0) remained whatever it has been divided. 0 / 5 = 0 (Remained number is 0). 0 / 5179 = 0 (Remained number is 0). That’s why the zero “0” is a double number.
With this simple trick of math, you can easily generate single or double numbers from your mind.
But if you need an automation tool to generate single (odd), double or both numbers as integer or decimal numbers, there is an amazing free-to-use online tool named as “Generate Number” which is one of the FunctionCube‘s great functions.
With the Generate Number function of FunctionCube data toolset, you can generate up to 5 set of random single (odd), double or both (mixed) numbers in integer or decimal number format. Maybe the best feature of this tool is you can view all generated numbers in a clean and customizable table layout that consists of rows and columns. This great online tool also allows you to set minimum and maximum numbers to make you create a range between the numbers you want to generate.
For more details and use this free tool, visit the Generate Number page of FunctionCube online data toolset web site.