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Help with countinig principle
Hi I was wondering if someone could take a look at this. I am currently doing a project on horse racing and I am
stuck on a piece of programming logic. The piece I am stuck on is based on the counting principle. I have been trying to find a way to output all the possible permutations ( without Replacement) from a varying number of inputs Example 1 : HorseA HorseB . ............................ HorseA HorseB ....is one and only permutation ( a 2 X 1 matrix) Example 2 : HorseA Horse C HorseB EMPTY .................................. HorseA HorseB and HorseC HorseB ..... are the permutations (2X2 matrix) Example 3 : HorseA HorseC HorseB HorseD ............................................ HorseA HorseB and HorseC HorseB and HorseA HorseD and HorseC HorseD .........are the permutations (2X2 matrix) I have been trying with for loops. But it is more difficult than it seems. I need the loops top output all permutations. THE FIRST COLUMN IN THE MATRICES MUST ALWAYS BE FULL -- NOT THE CASE HOWEVER FOR THE OTHER COLUMNS |
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