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From: v_borchert@despammed.com (Volker Borchert)
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Subject: Re: What's the best way to make a cross string set?
Date: 28 Jul 2017 18:19:24 GMT
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Eric Douglas wrote:
> I have a variable number of lists of values, as in
> ArrayList list1 = new ArrayList()
> ArrayList list2 = new ArrayList()
> list2.add("a")
> list2.add("b")
> list2.add("c")
> list1.add(list2)
> ArrayList list3 = new ArrayList()
> list3.add("1")
> list3.add("2")
> list3.add("3")
> list1.add(list3)
> ArrayList list4 = new ArrayList()
> list4.add("fg")
> list4.add("hj")
> list4.add("kl")
> list1.add(list4)
> 
> Now I want to print only the complete set, as in
> a1fg
> b1fg
> c1fg
> a2fg
> b2fg
> c2fg
> a3fg
> b3fg
> c3fg
> a1hj
> b1hj
> ....

This sounds suspiciously like homework. Please do it yourself.

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