I've got this line:
for k in range(len(tcombo)):
tcombo_ep.append(list(combinations(tcombo, k+1)))
generating every possible length combination of tcombo. I then test
them, and throw most of them away. I need to do this differently, it
gets way too big (crashes my computer).
I'm going to play some more, but I think I need to test the
combinations as they're generated... and then only add them to a list
(probably better: a set) if they meet a requirement (something like
sum(specific.combination(tcombo) == goal)) AND if they are not already
part of that list (the uniqueness issue is why a set might be better)
I'm partially asking in order to clarify the question in my mind, but
any help will be appreciated. I don't really understand lambda
functions yet, but I can sort of imagine they might work here
somehow... or not.
Thanks!
--
Keith
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