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#!/usr/bin/perl 
#
 use strict;
 use warnings;
 
 my @array=0..100;
 @array=sort { (-1,0,1)[rand 3] } @array;
 print join(',',@array),"\n";

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sini@ordinalfabetix:~$ ./x.pl
70,61,28,24,5,52,41,57,21,53,82,10,34,86,29,12,46,2,0,1,56,14,47,4,3,6
+,58,8,7,20,9,72,17,11,13,18,68,25,55,22,67,54,23,15,90,16,19,40,42,43
+,59,30,65,36,60,27,95,76,62,88,31,66,26,33,32,38,37,35,64,50,39,44,69
+,45,81,51,63,74,49,48,77,84,87,94,71,80,79,73,83,75,85,78,89,92,91,93
+,98,99,96,100,97
sini@ordinalfabetix:~$

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In reply to Re^3: Randomize an array by psini
in thread Randomize an array by Zebu

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