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An algorithm for finding all permutations of possible values among 5 variables.
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# assumes a hash collection's .each preserves order (true in ruby 1.9+ I believe) | |
inputs = { | |
param1: [70,90,130], | |
param2: [150_000, 170_000, 190_000], | |
param3: [260, 370, 90], | |
param4: [12,17,19], | |
param5: ['string1','string2'], | |
} | |
arr1 = [[]] # algorithm only works if arr1 can be iterated over at least once | |
arr2 = [] | |
inputs.each do |key,values| | |
arr1.each do |possible_permutations| | |
values.each do |value| | |
arr2 << (possible_permutations.clone << value) | |
end | |
end | |
arr1 = arr2 | |
arr2 = [] | |
end | |
puts arr1.map{ |arr| | |
{ | |
param1: arr[0], | |
param2: arr[1], | |
param3: arr[2], | |
param4: arr[3], | |
param5: arr[4], | |
} | |
} |
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