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Sample output for providers in the Monte Carlo data set

The Monte Carlo data set contains a list of providers that you select to generate records for a variety of information types. For some of the providers you need to provide one to four simple type arguments to generate the expected output. For example, you can limit the range of values that you want to generate, enable uppercase letters, or special characters in the output.

The following table shows all the providers that you can use in the Monte Carlo data set, an explanation of the arguments, and a sample output that each provider generates.

Provider name	Arguments	Result type	Sample output
Address.buildingNumber	None	Text	62230 4581 088
Address.cityName	None	Text	Strackechester East Alekshire South Zolamouth
Address.cityPrefix	None	Text	New Port West
Address.citySuffix	None	Text	shire mouth side
Address.city	None	Text	Morissetteshire Faustinofort West Colinmouth
Address.countryCode	None	Text	CA TC AW
Address.country	None	Text	Norway Comoros Peru
Address.firstName	None	Text	Isabell Leif Elenora
Address.lastName	None	Text	Bernier Herman Walsh
Address.latitude	None	Text	89,918670 32,371142 -29,237937
Address.longitude	None	Text	-55,575889 127,70534 24,185027
Address.secondaryAddress	None	Text	Apt. 242 Suite 911 Suite 451
Address.stateAbbr	None	Text	PA TN NC
Address.state	None	Text	Kentucky Utah Mississippi
Address.streetAddress	None	Text	90772 Boyer Glen 612 Ramon Throughway 866 Angelita Mountains
Address.streetAddress(TrueFalse)	True or False	Text	When you enter True, the output of this provider is a combination of the Address.streetAddress and Address.secondaryAddress providers: 6802 Abshire Crescent Suite 327 2496 Candelario Trail Apt. 788 98653 Lockman Keys Suite 158 When you enter False, the output of this provider is the same as for the Address.streetAddress provider: 6802 Abshire Crescent 2496 Candelario Trail 98653 Lockman Keys
Address.streetAddressNumber	None	Text	32 687 258
Address.streetName	None	Text	Jaylan Ramp Lemke Way Jalyn Common
Address.streetSuffix	None	Text	Terrace Squares Spurs
Address.timeZone	None	Text	Americas/Monterrey Europe/Stockholm Asia/Tokyo
Address.zipCode	None	Text	07088 87519-7664 77541-1618
App.author	None	Text	Span Fintone Konklab
App.name	None	Text	Rank Zaam-Dox Sonair
App.version	None	Text	0.5.6 4.8.1 0.91
Book.author	None	Text	Bert Ortiz Marcel Baumbach Miss Brenna Bode
Book.genre	None	Text	Essay Novel Realistic fiction
Book.publisher	None	Text	Tachyon Publications Virgin Publishing Pecan Grove Press
Book.title	None	Text	An Acceptable Time The Daffodil Sky Moab Is My Washpot
Bool.bool	None	TrueFalse	true false
Business.creditCardExpiry	None	Text	2017-9-12 2018-11-12 2017-10-12
Business.creditCardNumber	None	Text	1228-1221-1221-1431 1211-1221-1234-2201 1212-1221-1121-1234
Business.creditCardType	None	Text	american_express mastercard visa
Code.isbn10	None	Text	444455986-1 426523415-1 240876947-7
Code.isbn13	None	Text	812-2-09-734-3371 960-4-23-214-1770 127-3-36-919-3259
Color.name	None	Text	grey plum olive
Commerce.color	None	Text	white lavender orange
Commerce.department	None	Text	Shoes Beauty, Clothing & Toys Baby & Beauty
Commerce.material	None	Text	Marble Iron Silk
Commerce.price(Double,Double)	Double Double	Text	2,00 3,60 7,31 The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the range for the output values.
Commerce.price	None	Text	55,17 4,24 88,33
Commerce.productName	None	Text	Sleek Granite Bench Fantastic Concrete Lamp Ergonomic Rubber Pants
Company.bs	None	Text	strategize turn-key vortals monetize proactive web-readiness optimize 24/365 portals This provider generates examples of business jargon.
Company.buzzword	None	Text	homogeneous moratorium Right-sized
Company.catchPhrase	None	Text	Stand-alone asynchronous structure Face to face upward-trending throughput Vision-oriented asymmetric help-desk
Company.industry	None	Text	Internet Chemicals Outsourcing / Offshoring
Company.logo	None	Text	https://pigment.github.io/fake-logos/logos/medium/color/10.png https://pigment.github.io/fake-logos/logos/medium/color/13.png https://pigment.github.io/fake-logos/logos/medium/color/9.png
Company.name	None	Text	Tremblay-Tremblay Jacobson-Jacobson Pfannerstill, Pfannerstill and Pfannerstill
Company.profession	None	Text	designer writer firefighter
Company.suffix	None	Text	Inc LLC Group
ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID	None	Integer	Note: The ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID provider should be used with the ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID provider. Then, the output of the ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID is the same as in the ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID provider. For example: 1 2 3
ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID(Text,Text)	Text Text	Text	The first text argument is necessary to specify the prefix that will be added to the output value, the second text argument is necessary to specify the suffix. If you want to generate only a suffix or prefix, in the argument that you do not need enter "". Note: The ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID provider should be used with the ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID provider. Then, the output of the ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID is the same as in the ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID provider. For example: When you enter Customer and "" for the ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID and ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID, the output of the ConsecutiveIds.currentRowID provider looks like this: Customer1 Customer2 Customer3
ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID	None	Integer	1 2 3
ConsecutiveIds.nextRowID(Text,Text)	Text Text	Text	The first text argument is necessary to specify the prefix that will be added to the output value, the second text argument is necessary to specify the suffix. If you want to generate only a suffix or prefix, in the argument that you do not need enter "". When you enter Customer and "", the output of this provider looks like this: Customer1 Customer2 Customer3
Crypto.sha1	None	Text	7b67bb204e4dd1c9d3a374cb1563669a79139843 621a37299902abbb68e5f8c0a62788a321cf98a3 bcf215732e32b9aaee2025711d5de40c75f3dcb3
Crypto.sha256	None	Text	c5b29fc80e2dff2af779f3e2390c535da04e24602dc571549515ff1e43e36f92 3ecfa2c6b7d03efdba375a40490eb36bb7c85847417498418bc6580da486e809 b96938e306a1791b5c3fdea5c0c3d90928630d39ad38ccf9e52e5f9f5622ab62
Crypto.sha512	None	Text	40fdf3cd60fdef0c03521971972b879a4088d3bc7 ... c0dcbafbbb6f00796ce24b4afa7f6e 140eff73d089945b6ea781c2a209d0022fa4cb892 ... ee536c4ab07d36e14 4a2af7c2c52dbf1d29067ee346812b38e2a720720 ... 6e463a515a644b0778
Date.between(Text,Text)	Text Text Note: Use the following date format for both arguments: "YYYY-MM-DD"	Date	The first text argument is necessary to specify the earlier date, the second argument is necessary to specify the later date. When you enter "2015-01-01"and "2016-01-01", the output of this provider can look like this: 20150105T010501.014 GMT 20150805T010505.014 GMT 20150902T040607.014 GMT
Date.future(Integer,Text)	Integer Text Enter one of the following values: NANOSECONDS MICROSECONDS MILLISECONDS SECONDS MINUTES HOURS DAYS	Date	This provider takes the current system date and time and generates a random future date from the range that you specify. For example, if today is 1st October 2016, and you specify the following arguments for the provider: 10 and DAYS, the low end of the range is the current date and time, the high end of the range is 10 days from the current date and time. Then, the output of this provider can look like this: 20161007T175909.876 GMT 20161002T194337.477 GMT 20161008T140235.534 GMT
Date.future(Integer,Text,Text)	Integer Text Enter one of the following values: NANOSECONDS MICROSECONDS MILLISECONDS SECONDS MINUTES HOURS DAYS Text Use the following date format: "YYYY-MM-DD"	Date	This provider takes a provided future date and generates a random future date from the range that you specify. For example, if you enter the following arguments for this provider: 10, HOURS, and "2016-10-15", the low end of the range is 20161015T000000.000 GMT, the high end of the range is 10 hours from the low end. Then, the output of this provider can look like this: 20161015T060856.391 GMT 20161015T023433.000 GMT 20161015T052553.797 GMT
Date.past(Integer,Text)	Integer Text Enter one of the following values: NANOSECONDS MICROSECONDS MILLISECONDS SECONDS MINUTES HOURS DAYS	Date	This provider takes the current system date and time and generates a random past date from the range that you specify. For example, if today is 1st October 2016, and you specify the following arguments for the provider: 10 and DAYS, the high end of the range is the current date and time, the low end of the range is 10 days ago counting from the current date and time. Then, the output of this provider can look like this: 20161007T041657.871 GMT 20161007T093822.660 GMT 20161007T064259.069 GMT
Date.past(Integer,Text,Text)	Integer Text Enter one the following values: NANOSECONDS MICROSECONDS MILLISECONDS SECONDS MINUTES HOURS DAYS Text Use the following date format for the third argument: "YYYY-MM-DD"	Date	This provider takes a provided past date and generates a random past date from the range that you specify. For example, if you enter the following arguments for this provider: 10, DAYS, and "2016-10-15", the high end of the range is 20161015T000000.000 GMT, the low end of the range is 10 days ago counting from the high end. Then, the output of this provider can look like this: 20161013T060856.391 GMT 20161008T023433.000 GMT 20161009T052553.797 GMT
Educator.campus	None	Text	Marblewald Campus Ironston Campus Ironbarrow Campus
Educator.course	None	Text	Master of Arts Bachelor of Commerce Master of Medicine
Educator.secondarySchool	None	Text	Iceborough High School Marblewald High Vertapple Secondary College
Educator.university	None	Text	Ostbarrow University Brighthurst TAFE Clearcourt TAFE
Finance.bic	None	Text	GHQSUFBV8K7 JEUVGT9U LHNXMJT264F
Finance.creditCard	None	Text	5019-9344-3247-8756 6304040055031781 6587-2274-3214-7772
IdNumber.invalid	None	Text	901-00-1162 913-40-1127 666-32-2765
IdNumber.ssnValid	None	Text	177-61-7561 576-28-7584 062-17-7053
IdNumber.valid	None	Text	759-87-7313 884-05-3129 206-71-8154
Internet.avatar	None	Text	https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/xripunov/128.jpg https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/ManikRathee/128.jpg https://s3.amazonaws.com/uifaces/faces/twitter/cherif_b/128.jpg
Internet.domainName	None	Text	turcotte.org hoppe.org willms.info
Internet.domainSuffix	None	Text	io com org
Internet.domainWord	None	Text	streich langosh klein
Internet.emailAddress(Text)	<sample_text>	Text	<sample_text>@yahoo.com <sample_text>@gmail.com <sample_text>@hotmail.com Sample text is necessary to generate email addresses.
Internet.emailAddress	None	Text	[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Internet.image	None	Text	https://ssl.webpack.de/lorempixel.com/g/640/480/business/ https://ssl.webpack.de/lorempixel.com/640/480/transport/ https://ssl.webpack.de/lorempixel.com/640/200/animals/
Internet.password(Integer,Integer)	Integer Integer	Text	qh5 91 t3 The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the minimum and maximum length of the password.
Internet.password(Integer,Integer,TrueFalse)	Integer Integer True or False	Text	T9Uw 3IL fy The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the minimum and maximum length of the password. When the third argument is set to True, the password can contain uppercase letters.
Internet.password(Integer,Integer,TrueFalse, TrueFalse)	Integer Integer True or False True or False	Text	fWe 7#E G3y8 The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the minimum and maximum length of the password. When the third argument is set to True, the password can contain uppercase letters. When the fourth argument is set to True, the password can contain special characters.
Internet.password	None	Text	mg3ty8m7byw mgouarh29nz 0h8gsipyw6pb3
Internet.url	None	Text	www.willis-hirthe.net www.garnett-fahey.org www.torrance-lockman.io
Lorem.character(TrueFalse)	True or False	Char	7 Y d When the argument is set to True, the generated character can be uppercase.
Lorem.character	None	Char	z t h
Lorem.characters(Integer)	Integer	Text	wu 0o 2s The numeric argument is necessary to specify the number of characters that the provider can generate.
Lorem.characters(Integer,Integer)	Integer Integer	Text	mjw wdgm6 xj5 The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the minimum and maximum number of the characters that the provider can generate.
Lorem.characters(Integer,Integer,TrueFalse)	Integer Integer True or False	Text	KRld Nq8 4tP The two numeric arguments are necessary to specify the number of characters that the provider can generate. When the third argument is set to True, the characters can be uppercase.
Lorem.characters(Integer,TrueFalse)	Integer True or False	Text	f0 Cxt Ex9S The numeric argument is necessary to specify the number of characters that the provider can generate. When the second argument is set to True, the characters can be uppercase.
Lorem.characters(TrueFalse)	True or False	Text	waqdyhdt2lei9mhz6 ... 42msdr3h mkvxrp8q3hj7m4hh ... 8kz0ri9zdn9w 76xjpsu0qn1r1 ... lrbddu7y7be When the argument is set to True, the characters can be uppercase.
Lorem.characters	None	Text	nr4s807pqzd80 ... u4dzs844zox90l7rrk wspgd8cvp7iod ... bmf7szhpsmm oofhaplfycdzy4 ... zigyjgfcn
Lorem.fixedString(Integer)	Integer	Text	Ut Au Ver The numeric argument is necessary to specify the number of letters that the provider can generate.
Lorem.paragraph(Integer)	Integer	Text	Ab mollitia et mollitia. Dolores ut expedita eum quas praesentium aliquam. Ipsam excepturi ut nobis ut autem. Quae eum consequatur impedit. Voluptas sit consequuntur dolor. Enim modi sunt et. Itaque suscipit impedit doloremque debitis neque quaerat eius. Adipisci autem ab laudantium voluptatem consequuntur. Tenetur distinctio excepturi nulla cumque. Error impedit et dolorum sit. Voluptas et omnis aut nostrum assumenda reiciendis. The numeric argument is necessary to specify the number of sentences that the provider can generate.
Lorem.paragraph	None	Text	Veritatis illo aut enim deserunt. Hic temporibus officia accusantium debitis sunt autem. Nihil quia porro in sed ducimus. Magni rem unde dolorem suscipit. Corrupti molestias id odit harum vitae unde. Pariatur nemo id molestiae est quas laudantium. Eum dignissimos fugit animi atque. Quia soluta asperiores voluptates. Incidunt mollitia nesciunt. Quidem laboriosam non aliquam quia illo. Saepe totam asperiores ut.
Lorem.sentence	None	Text	Non corrupti dolorem minus. Et eum et porro hic excepturi quibusdam delectus. Quia enim sint excepturi exercitationem dolores aspernatur esse.
Lorem.word	None	Text	ullam cupiditate tenetur
Name.firstName	None	Text	Murray Milan Eddie
Name.fullName	None	Text	Ms. Hayden Osinski Darian Abshire Sibyl Lueilwitz
Name.lastName	None	Text	Rosenbaum Wyman Schuppe
Name.nameWithMiddle	None	Text	Alexandre Alexandre Legros Cecelia Cecelia Waters Kenton Kenton Cremin
Name.name	None	Text	Lorenzo Schroeder Kaya Lowe Allie Deckow
Name.prefix	None	Text	Mr. Dr. Ms.
Name.suffix	None	Text	PhD DVM V
Name.title	None	Text	District Data Orchestrator Human Creative Analyst Principal Quality Analyst
Number.numberBetween(Integer,Integer)	Integer Integer	Integer	1 22 49 The two arguments are necessary to specify the range for the output values.
Number.numberBetween(Double,Double)	Double Double	Double	-0.417215694834987 17.269498733932487 23.161001723104526 The two arguments are necessary to specify the range for the output values.
Number.randomDigitNotZero	None	Integer	3 1 7
Number.randomDigit	None	Integer	1 6 4
Number.randomDouble(Integer,Double,Double)	Integer Double Double	Double	2.11 12.23 81.53 The first argument is necessary to specify the maximum number of decimals that the random number can have. The second and third arguments are necessary to specify the range for the output values.
Number.randomGaussian(Double,Double)	Double Double	Double	2.9223485274017036 2.20475923745207 0.30863192003430684 The first argument is necessary to specify the mean value. The second argument is necessary to specify standard deviation.
Number.randomGaussian	None	Double	1.955394274240456 1.9958646608969868 -1.9904537580715607
Options.options(Text,Text,Text,Text)	Text Text Text Text	Text	The output of this provider is one of the four text values that you enter in the arguments. For example, when you enter a single letter in each argument A B C D, the output can look like this: A D C
Options.optionsCSV(Text)	Text	Text	The output of this provider is one of the comma-separated text values that you enter in the argument. For example, when you enter A,B,C,D, the output can look like this: A C B
PhoneNumber.cellPhone	None	Text	1-541-975-0490 (637) 424-5916 422.278.5528
PhoneNumber.phoneNumber	None	Text	309 997-4281 545-827-6380 (702) 200-7723-392
Shakespeare.asYouLikeItQuote	None	Text	The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool. True is it that we have seen better days. I like this place and willingly could waste my time in it.
Shakespeare.hamletQuote	None	Text	Though this be madness, yet there is method in 't. When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions. Rich gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind.
Shakespeare.kingRichardIIIQuote	None	Text	So wise so young, they say, do never live long. Now is the winter of our discontent. Off with his head!
Shakespeare.romeoAndJulietQuote	None	Text	For you and I are past our dancing days. See, how she leans her cheek upon her hand! O that I were a glove upon that hand, that I might touch that cheek!. Not stepping o'er the bounds of modesty.
Team.creature	None	Text	cattle zombies chickens
Team.name	None	Text	New Mexico goblins North Carolina tigers Delaware geese
Team.sport	None	Text	football hockey basketball
Team.state	None	Text	Rhode Island Idaho Virginia
University.name	None	Text	Eastern Terry Institute Southern Terry North DuBuque
University.prefix	None	Text	Northern Eastern South
University.suffix	None	Text	College Institute Academy

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