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  • Subject: [mg123036] Loop problem
  • From: P Shar <puya.sharif at live.com>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 04:27:50 -0500 (EST)
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Hey guys, i need a loop (that does the following) and can't figure out what to do..

I need a set of lists {i,j,k,l} iâ? jâ? kâ? l, iâ? j=kâ? l, iâ? jâ? k=l, iâ? kâ? j=l where 0 < i,j,k,l < 3. 

So basically all the cases where the first condition holds and all the cases there the second holds etc..

Easiest would be to get the output as a matrix with the {i,j,k,l}'s as rows. 

Any ideas (or at least where to start)? 

Cheers



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