Print Decreasing Integers

Print Decreasing Integers quickly generates a list of numbers counting down from a start value to an end value. You get full control over the step size, whether to include the end value, how to join the numbers, and even whether to reverse the whole thing. Everything updates instantly just type and go.

Need a descending list for testing, scripting, or formatting? This tool does it fast.

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Options
Include end
Reverse output
Maximize output
Join with:

How to Use:

  • Enter a Start Value, End Value, and optional Step Size (default is 1)
  • Toggle options:
    • Include end – includes the final number if it lines up
    • Reverse output – flips the entire output order
    • Maximize output – expands the result box for easier viewing
  • Pick how to join numbers using the Join with: mode:
    • Comma
    • Space
    • Newline
    • Custom – type your own
  • Results update live with a flashing border to confirm changes
  • Use Copy Output or Export to File to save your result
  • Use Clear All to reset inputs, toggles, and output

What Print Decreasing Integers can do:

  • Count down from any number to any other 100 to 0, 25 to -50, you name it
  • Use any step size skip by 1s, 5s, 100s, etc.
  • Format output as a list, CSV line, space-separated string, or custom delimiter
  • Reverse the result or stop before the end value
  • Works great for scripting, creating number grids, game logic, or debugging

You get flexibility and control with zero setup.

Example:

Input:

  • Start: 20
  • End: 0
  • Step: 5
  • Join with: space
  • Include end: on

Output:

20 15 10 5 0

Common Use Cases:

Whether you’re generating test data, creating number loops for code, building quick CSV rows, or just want to avoid writing out a long decreasing list by hand this tool saves time. With step control, reverse options, and output formatting, it’s way more useful than just writing a loop in code.

Useful Tools & Suggestions:

After running Print Decreasing Integers, try Print Increasing Integers to flip the flow and compare ranges. And if you want more flexibility with steps and bounds, Generate a Multi-integer Sequence gives you full control over the sequence.

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