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*In SAMPLING(ar,ty,n,lv), ar is the array of values which contains the population of values to find the sample.
*In SAMPLING(ar,ty,n,lv), ar is the array of values which contains the population of values to find the sample.
*ty is the Sampling type either Random or Periodic.
*ty is the Sampling type either Random or Periodic.
''RANDOM'':Here we have to mention the random Number of Samples. The number of values is taken from random positions in given array of values. A value can be selected more than once.
*''RANDOM'':Here we have to mention the random Number of Samples. The number of values is taken from random positions in given array of values. A value can be selected more than once.
''PERIODIC'': Here we have to mention the Period n at which we want sampling to take place. Sampling stops when the end of the input range is reached.
*''PERIODIC'': Here we have to mention the Period n at which we want sampling to take place. Sampling stops when the end of the input range is reached.
*n is the number of random values that we want in the result.
*n is the number of random values that we want in the result.
*Each value is drawn from a random position in the given array, and any number can be selected more than once.
*Each value is drawn from a random position in the given array, and any number can be selected more than once.
==Examples==
==Examples==
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|+Spreadsheet
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{| class="wikitable"
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!! INPUT !! OUTPUT
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|10 || 24
|10 || 24