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Author rhettinger
Recipients mark.dickinson, rhettinger, serhiy.storchaka, tim.peters
Date 2019-06-08.03:21:17
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It's possible the word permutations means something different to you than it does to me.  The itertools.permutations() function is only one function, one that includes the default option to generate all permutations.  It does the same as permute(n, r) and permute(n) in Maple; and the same as Permutations[list, n] and Permutations[list] in Mathematica.  For the math module, perm(n) is just a common special case that means all possible arrangements.
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