This is a simple human RNG detector that tests how "random' your numbers truly are. We are notorious for never being 'truly random' even when we think we are. Enter 10 whole numbers, separated by single spaces. Example: [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] would result in a score of 0. So far 14 variables are being tested, I'll keep on adding more to make this as accurate as possible! I really did take a long time on this lol (especially when debugging)... even though it may seem not complicated :( i mean it is just iterating through a bunch of lists and like 2d arrays in java lmao
i dont believe in the new 'rubies' system v1.0 tests for 1. sequences 2. perfect odd / even split 3. ascending and descending 4. repeated difference pattern 5. repeated / most common numbers 6. zero repeats - having no repeats is suspicious v1.1 tests for 7. funni numbers 8. round numbers 9. perfect low / high split 10. clustering 11. big / small 12. alternating directions 13. prime numbers 14. parity (alternating odd and even) added score (global) high score glitched lol v1.2 fixed massive error where i used green length of num instead of red (list) length of num so it never detected repeating numbers... texts from https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1317000000/ and @samboy018 sounds from pixabay, thumbnail text from cooltext.com later i would also like to fix formatting so you cannot enter anything other than 10 numbers separated by spaces 3 exact millions now... 658m, 1317m, 1319m... #url #urlmilestone #urlmilestonerally
