Mean, Median, Mode, Range Calculator
Compute the four classical descriptive statistics — mean (average), median (middle value), mode (most frequent value), and range (max − min) — from a list of numbers. Paste any list separated by commas, spaces, semicolons, or newlines.
Your Result
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| Result | What it means? |
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| — | Insufficient dataAt least two numbers are required to compute mean, median, mode, and range meaningfully. |
| 2 – 5 | Small sample (2 – 5)A handful of values. The mode in particular is unreliable with so few points. |
| 6 – 20 | Typical sample (6 – 20)A reasonable working sample for a class assignment or quick sanity check. |
| ≥ 21 | Large sample (≥ 21)A larger sample. Mean and median become more stable; mode may surface clear clusters. |
| — | No resultThe input was empty or contained no valid numbers. |
How it works
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Mean = (sum of values) ÷ count. Median = the middle value (or the average of the two middles for an even count). Mode = the most frequent value(s); shown as "—" when every value is unique. Range = max − min.
- Numbers are parsed from any run of separators (comma, semicolon, whitespace, new line). Tokens that do not parse as a finite number are silently ignored.
- When several values share the highest frequency, all of them are returned — e.g. input "1, 2, 2, 3, 3" reports mode "2, 3".