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#a very hard problem
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meager carbon
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pastel palm
Are you trying to pass the pool of a 42 school ?
still vortex
for a starter, look up permutations and combinations
nvm this is easier than expected
no need for that
regal flower
just calculate 10² (so in your example 10²) and make a loop with i < result
You'll need math.h for that
pastel palm
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what did you test so far ?
safe bolt
If we all did that, there would be no civilization
Start using your brain and think about the problem. Take a piece of paper and write the pattern until you understand and then reproduce it with code
Look on google for combinatorics
pastel palm
maybe you could try first these exercises, which are in the same spirit but easier
cold glen
You have to try stuff and play around
Trial and error is a great way to learn
Programming is a creative problem solving process
It'd be boring if it was trivial
Hint: ||There is a good recursive solution for this if you are familiar with recursion||
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safe bolt
Understandable. For the future, communicating that you specifically ask for hints would be more optimal. Good luck for the rest
cold glen
Happy to help, let us know if you have more questions 🙂
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