Consecutive Number Generator

Tool Introduction

This tool is used to generate a consecutive sequence of numbers. Users can customize the start number, end number, and step, and the tool will generate a sequence of numbers from the start number up to the end number, according to the set step. The generated sequence can be used in various scenarios requiring consecutive numbers, such as batch creating filenames, generating IDs, etc.

How to Use

1. In the "Start Number" input box, enter the starting value of the sequence.
2. In the "End Number" input box, enter the ending value of the sequence.
3. In the "Step" input box, enter the difference between adjacent numbers in the sequence.
4. Click the "Generate" button to generate the number sequence.

Input parameter description:

• Start Number: The starting value of the sequence, must be a number.
• End Number: The ending value of the sequence, must be a number.
• Step: The difference between adjacent numbers in the sequence, must be a number.

The output result is the number sequence displayed in the text box, with each number on a new line.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What input formats are supported?
• A: Only numeric input format is supported.
• Q: What is the format of the output result?
• A: The output result is in plain text format, with each number on a new line.
• Q: Are there any usage restrictions?
• A: The start number must be less than or equal to the end number, and the step must be greater than 0. If the start number is greater than the end number and the step is negative, a decreasing sequence can be generated.

Notes

• Please ensure that the entered start number, end number, and step are all valid numbers.
• The start number and end number determine the range of the sequence.
• The step determines the difference between adjacent numbers in the sequence.
• If the end number minus the start number is not an integer multiple of the step, the generated sequence may not include the end number.
• The relationship between the start number and end number determines whether the sequence is increasing or decreasing.