Nick Craig-Wood wrote: > Note you can write your middle loop as > > for i in range(I): > number = myNumer[:] > random.shuffle(number) > if number == myNumer: > count+=1
Nice. Try 'em all, then count 'em. Another wtfery would be a SQLAlchemy solution, generating dynamic queries, using only OUTER JOINs and COUNT(). Could be a way to justify hardware upgrades. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
