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Python script to find the total number of options for a lottery with settings: ordered, unique ordered and unique
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from itertools import product | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
selections = 10 | |
blanks = 2 | |
select_range = range(1, selections+1) | |
all_unique = 0 | |
in_order = 0 | |
total = 0 | |
sorted_and_unique = 0 | |
for x in product(select_range, repeat=blanks): | |
set_len = len(set(x)) | |
len_x = len(x) | |
sort_x = sorted(x) | |
if len_x == set_len and x == tuple(sort_x): | |
sorted_and_unique += 1 | |
all_unique += 1 | |
in_order += 1 | |
elif len_x == set_len: | |
all_unique += 1 | |
elif x == tuple(sort_x): | |
in_order += 1 | |
total += 1 | |
print 'all_unique:',all_unique | |
print 'in_order:',in_order | |
print 'sorted_and_unique:',sorted_and_unique | |
print 'total:',total |
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