Frequency-Insensitive Sorter
We’ve all been there—juggling a list of items that seem to have a mind of their own. Whether it’s product names, tasks, or random notes, keeping track of duplicates and sorting them can feel like herding cats. Enter the Frequency-Insensitive Sorter, your new best friend for organizing chaos. This tool takes your jumbled list, sorts it alphabetically, and even counts how often each item appears—no stress, no fuss. Perfect for students, professionals, or anyone who loves a clean, organized list. Let’s turn that clutter into clarity, one item at a time!
| Item | Frequency |
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How It Works
The Frequency-Insensitive Sorter is like a personal assistant for your lists. Here’s the magic behind it:
- Input Your List: Paste or type your items into the text box, one per line. It could be anything—tasks, names, or even your grocery list.
- Sort & Count: Click the "Sort" button, and the tool will alphabetically organize your items while counting how many times each one appears.
- Clear & Start Over: If you need a fresh start, the "Clear" button wipes the slate clean.
For example, if you input "apple, banana, apple, orange," the tool will sort them as "apple (2), banana (1), orange (1)." Simple, right?
Example Output
| Item | Frequency |
|---|---|
| apple | 2 |
| banana | 1 |
| orange | 1 |
10 Common Use Cases
- 1. Organizing grocery lists and tracking item quantities.
- 2. Sorting student names alphabetically for class rosters.
- 3. Cleaning up duplicate entries in a list of email addresses.
- 4. Counting the frequency of keywords in a document.
- 5. Managing inventory by listing and counting product names.
- 6. Preparing meeting agendas with sorted and prioritized topics.
- 7. Creating a playlist by sorting song titles and identifying duplicates.
- 8. Analyzing survey responses by categorizing and counting answers.
- 9. Organizing book titles in a personal library.
- 10. Streamlining to-do lists by removing duplicates and sorting tasks.