Let's say I have the following arrays of strings:
So I use the following code:
Cool, but now let's say I have the following dictionary:
Btw: The total number of possible permutations is calculated by multiplying the lengths of each array, which for this case gives
Background = ["Ocean"] Body = ["Normal"] Eyes = ["Big", "Small", "Monolid"] Color = ["Yellow", "White", "Red Rose", "Turquoise", "Dark green", "Orange"] Hands = ["None", "Robot", "Spider", "Bear"] Extra = ["None", "Sand", "Dust", "Graffiti", "Aloe"]I want to print a list that contains all possible permutations of each element mentioned above, following the order in which these arrays were set (i.e. it starts checking on
Background
, then goes to check Body
, then Eyes
, then Color
, then Hands
, and finishes on Extra
).So I use the following code:
i=0 for background in Background: for body in Body: for eye in Eyes: for colour in Color: for hand in Hands: for extra in Extra: i += 1 print(i,background,body,eye,colour,hand,extra)Output:
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358 Ocean Normal Monolid Orange Bear Dust
359 Ocean Normal Monolid Orange Bear Graffiti
360 Ocean Normal Monolid Orange Bear Aloe
Cool, but now let's say I have the following dictionary:
the_dictionary_list = {'Color': ['Amarillo.png', 'Blanco.png', 'Rojirosado.png', 'Turquesa.png', 'Verde_oscuro.png', 'Zapote.png'], 'Cuerpo': ['Cuerpo_cangrejo.png'], 'Fondo': ['Oceano.png'], 'Ojos': ['Antenas.png', 'Pico.png', 'Verticales.png'], 'Pinzas': ['None', 'Pinzitas.png', 'Pinzotas.png', 'Pinzota_pinzita.png'], 'Puas': ['None', 'Arena.png', 'Marron.png', 'Purpura.png', 'Verde.png']}How could I generate a similar output but now for this dictionary without having to use many for loops nor manually declare each one of them?
Btw: The total number of possible permutations is calculated by multiplying the lengths of each array, which for this case gives
360
permutations 