RandomNumbers

There's a great deal of practicality which can come from random numbers. Just imagine that one of the largest prizes in cash is based on random number extraction in the form of entertainment. As such, RandomNumbers comes as a nifty tool with which to customize the pool of numbers and how to extract them.

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package. You get the opportunity to check out the set of features as soon as download is done. There's no setup involved to make it work. As a consequence, it's easy to carry around on a thumb drive to use on other computers, without leaving any traces because registry entries are not altered in the process.

You find that the application is pretty intuitive, and extremely easy to use, even though it runs in a command line interface. What makes it so approachable are the detailed descriptions you encounter every step of the way, including examples you can try out until fully understanding it.

There are two modes of operation, both of them providing random numbers as results. On the one hand, there's the possibility to have sorted combination of numbers displayed at the end. On the other hand, you can use the unsorted range for an extraction process similar to that of an actual lottery system.

The only difference between the two modes is that one of them sorts results. Input is the same for both, requiring you to specify the biggest number to generate, numbers per combination, as well as amount of sets to generate. Result can either be displayed on screen or saved as a TXT file to the computer.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that RandomNumbers comes with the right means to help you generate random numbers under custom sets. You can choose to generate at least one number, with results delivered either in a sorted, or chaotic manner.