Say you want to make a list of every possible 4-letter combination out of 4 sets of 11 characters each. I thought this might be possible in excel by merging and expanding tables but it seems like it can't handle merging more than 2 columns.
Python has "itertools.combinations(iterable, r)" which looks like it'd be perfect, but I've never used iterables in python and am not sure how to turn my sets of letters into the iterator needed for the input.
Am I barking up the wrong tree? Is there an easy way to do this?
I may be wrong but why couldn't you do this with string comparison, loops, and 5-8 arrays pending how many values you want to keep after comparison and array assignment?
>Say you want to make a list of every possible 4-letter combination ok >out of 4 sets of 11 characters each you've lost me. please provide an example.
Nathan Morris
Wtf? Why don't they just get a big net and haul that shit to a landfill?
Ian Torres
who are 'they'?
Hunter Jenkins
So like (1: asdfghjklmnb, 2: poiuytrewql, 3: zxcvbnmlkjh, 4: qwertyghjklp) I need every possible 4-character permutation that uses one letter from 1, one from 2, etc.