Hi,

this is probably simple but i need some help with it anyway. So i have a nested loop like this: 

for (my $i = 1; $i<=6; $i++){
  for (my $ii = 1; $ii<=6; $ii++){
     for (my $iii = 1; $iii<=6; $iii++){
        for (my $iiii = 1; $iiii<=6; $iiii++){
           for(my $j=1;$j<=6;$j++){
              for(my $jj=1;$jj<=6;$jj++){
                 for(my $jjj=1;$jjj<=6;$jjj++){
                    print "$i,$ii,$iii,$iiii,$j,$jj,$jjj\n";
                 }
              }
           }
        }
     }
  }
}

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(at some point i switched from $iiii to $j because it is easier to type)
what i need is to do this dynamically, that is, i would like to specify the number of loops i need, let say 10 and then i get 10 for loops executed as in the above example.

so instead of writing 10 for loops i would need to do this dynamically.

baxy

In reply to nested loops by baxy77bax

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