Hello,
I am working with a csv file that has following sample data:
Rank URL Linking Root Domains
1 facebook.com/ 9616487
2 twitter.com/ 6454936
3 google.com/ 5868081
4 youtube.com/ 5442206
5 wordpress.org/ 4051288
In my program, I am reading in this csv file, t
> At first I thought you might want itertools.combinations()
>
import string, itertools
for t in itertools.combinations(string.ascii_lowercase, 3):
> ... print t # list(t) if you actually need a list
> ...
> ('a', 'b', 'c')
> ('a', 'b', 'd')
> ('a', 'b', 'e')
> ('a', 'b', 'f')
> ('a',
On 03/09/2015 14:32, Marcus Lütolf wrote:
dear pythonistats
as a newcomber I want to create a set of lists containing n items, for
example n = 3: (['a','b','c'], ['a','d','e']...).
The sequence of items in each list should be different. If the letters
'a''z' are used and n = 3 there
Greetings Marcus,
Peter Otten has also responded, recommending itertools. I think
both he and I are not sure how you wish to generate your result list
(or lists). But, I have a comment or two.
dear pythonistats
as a newcomber I want to create a set of lists containing n items, for
exampl
Marcus Lütolf wrote:
> as a newcomber I want to create a set of lists containing n items, for
> example n = 3: (['a','b','c'], ['a','d','e']...).
> The sequence of items in each list should be different. If the letters
> 'a''z' are used and n = 3 there is a maximum of 301 lists.
> The
dear pythonistats
as a newcomber I want to create a set of lists containing n items, for
example n = 3: (['a','b','c'], ['a','d','e']...).
The sequence of items in each list should be different. If the letters
'a''z' are used and n = 3 there is a maximum of 301 lists.
The following
