hi monks ,i seek for some wisdom... my script generates a list of lists with number like these below: 
list[1]=[1,2,6]
list[2]=[4,5]
list[3]=[7,3]

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as you see there is not standart number of elements in each list,although elements cannot be repeated... what i want to do is to take these lists and create all the possible combinations of these numbers... for example if i have the above lists there can be created 12 possible lists with the combination of these numbers, which are: 
comb[1]=[1,4,7]
comb[2]=[1,4,3]
comb[3]=[1,5,7]
comb[4]=[1,5,3]
comb[5]=[2,4,7]
comb[6]=[2,4,3]
comb[7]=[2,5,7]
comb[8]=[2,5,3]
comb[9]=[6,4,7]
comb[10]=[6,4,3]
comb[11]=[6,5,7]
comb[12]=[6,5,3]

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the number of elements in each comb[] list is equal to the number of lists (in this example 3), and in each comb[] eixsts one element of each list[] at a time... the question is how can i do that in perl??? thank you alkis

In reply to combine elements of lists by alkis

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