When you have a set of items each is defined by a group of attributes or specifications and you are asked to list all possible combinations of these attributes which each item could have, then you will need some code or library to help you out especially if the number of attributes is large and you are dealing with more than one instance of items. If you want to understand more and check what I am talking about here, you can read this article.

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4. When you have a set of items each is defined by a group of attributes or specifications and
you are asked to list all possible combinations of these attributes which each item could
have, then you will need some code or library to help you out especially if the number of
attributes is large and you are dealing with more than one instance of items. If you want to
understand more and check what I am talking about here, you can read this article.
[Development Simply Put] Possibilities Cube
Library - A Library Smart Enough To Calculate
All Possibilities With Logical Conditions
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enough" -Albert Einstein

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