I could not find any valid example on the internet where I can see the difference between them and why to choose one over the other. Answer The first takes 0 or more arguments, each an iterable, the second one takes one argument which is expected to produce the iterables: but iterables can be any iterator that yields the iterables:
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Python itertools.product with variable number of arguments
I am trying to write a module to combine a variable number of lists using itertools.product. The closest I can get is: This doesn’t work, because lists is a single list, so it just returns the original sequence. But I can’t figure out how to pass each element of the lists variable to itertools. Thanks for any suggestions. Answer You