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Nice answer. As an alternative, to avoid multiple for loops you can use product:
combinations = list(product(range(x+1), range(y+1), range(z+1))) print([list(a) for a in combinations if sum(a) != n])
from itertools import product
how is this working?
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Nice answer. As an alternative, to avoid multiple for loops you can use product:
from itertools import product
how is this working?