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Tag: combinations

Output variable names when summing a tuple

A list of variables with assigned values. I want to return all the possible combinations from each pair (every two of them). The print-out is the names of the pair, and sum of them. For example: I’ve tried below. The result comes out, but not the names of pairs: What’s the right way to do it? Answer If you use

Permutation without repetition, efficient way

As “combinations with replacement” does, this function only produces the combination. I want permutation of each combination without repetition. For example When I tried to do this by Time complexity was exponential, and made repititions When I tested with one list sum_n_combs[0], which is [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 14] produced 720 permutations when I only want 6 of them(14

All possible combinations of a list of tuples

I’m creating “Boggle” in python, and I have a list of tuples that represent coordinates on a game board: I’m trying to create a new list of lists of tuples that will represent all possible paths on the board. It’d look something like this: I tried using itertools.combinations and itertools.permutations but it doesn’t seem to do the job, for example

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