How does it work?
This tool sorts lines of text in case-sensitive alphabetical order (A-z). Case-sensitive sorting means that uppercase letters come before lowercase letters in the alphabet. For example, "Apple" comes before "apple".
The sorting follows these rules:
- Each line is treated as a separate item to sort
- Uppercase letters (A-Z) come before lowercase letters (a-z)
- The sort is based on the standard alphabetical order
- Empty lines are preserved and typically appear at the beginning
Example
Original text
Zebra
apple
Banana
cherry
Apple
dog
CatAfter sorting (case-sensitive A-z)
apple
Apple
Banana
Cat
cherry
dog
ZebraThis tool is useful for organizing lists, references, bibliographies, or any text where you need items in alphabetical order with case sensitivity.
Parameters
- Text to sort: The input text containing multiple lines that you want to sort
- Sort order: Case-sensitive alphabetical (A-Z comes before a-z)
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