Look-and-Say Numbers

Generates the look-and-say sequence, a mathematical concept that describes an integer by stating the number of consecutive identical digits found in the previous term. Starting with any given digit or number, the tool processes the input string to output a new sequence based on these descriptive runs. For example, if the starting number is 121321, it identifies one '1', then one '2', then one '1', and so on, producing a continuous description of those observed patterns. Users studying number theory or recreational mathematics utilize this tool to explore complex sequences that exhibit rapid growth rates. It provides an easy way for students and enthusiasts to visualize the progression of these self-describing numbers without manual calculation.