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From: subbarao@bow.Princeton.EDU (Kartik Subbarao)
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Subject: Re: need way to find all character combinations in a string
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Date: 21 Jan 91 22:27:03 GMT
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In article <59459@aurs01.UUCP> varnell@aurs01.uucp (Mark Varnell) writes:
>I am looking for help on a c programming class assignment.
>I am suppose to write a program that takes an input string array,
>up to six characters maximum, and print all combinations of the
>characters in the string. For example, if "cat" in the input,
>the output would be something like this:
>cat cta atc act tca tac
>

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			-Kartik



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