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3. `permutations`

All possible combinations of size `r` in all their possible orderings.

E.g., if I get 2 scoops, how can they be served?

This is a very important question because the flavour at the bottom is eaten last!

4. `product`

Matches up all values of all iterables together.
(Computes the cartesian product of the given iterables.)

E.g., if I can get either 2 or 3 scoops, and if the ice cream can be served on a cup or on a cone, how many different orders are there?

Diagram showing an example usage of `product`.

Code:
from itertools import product

scoop_nums = [2, 3]
served_on = [

Diagram showing an example usage of `product`. Code: from itertools import product scoop_nums = [2, 3] served_on = ["cup", "cone"] for n, on in product(scoop_nums, served_on): print(f"{n} scoops served on {on}.")

Diagram showing an example usage of `permutations.

Code:
from itertools import permutations

flavours = [

Diagram showing an example usage of `permutations. Code: from itertools import permutations flavours = ["chocolate", "vanilla", "strawberry"] for scoops in permutations(flavours, 2): print(scoops)

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