The USPE brute forces permutations of any set of elements; in this demo, you can press the spacebar to switch between an example with single digits and an example with single letters. If you wish to input your own data, the list you want to change is the one titled "set". Be cautious; the number of possible permutations is essentially equivalent to the factorial of the number of elements (i.e. 8 elements = 8! permutations = 40,320 permutations), Scratch's website's list limit is 200,000, and 9! is 362,880. If you have more than 9 elements, you should use TurboWarp. If you intend to use this code in your own program in some way, please provide credit.
