Re^2: Combinations with constraints

> Sorry, correction: [ c?6, b%5, a%3, a?1] is a valid combination

That's wrong

("c?6", "a?1", "a?2", "b%5")

is one, a%3 doesn't fit your substring criteria.

> "a?,b%,c?"

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Re^3: Combinations with constraints by Anonymous Monk on Jun 28, 2022 at 17:41 UTC
Thanks for you comment, Rolf! It just has to contain the substring strings. Any additional strings within the combination are fine (they do not have to conform)	[reply]