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  • huzaifakhan1731
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    from itertools import combinations

    st = input().split()

    s = st[0]

    k = int(st[1])

    sorted_string = sorted(s)

    for i in range(1, k+1):

    for combo in combinations(sorted_string, i):

    print(''.join(combo))

  • anand995kumar
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    from itertools import combinations as com
l,p = input().split()
l = sorted(l)
for i in range(int(p)):
    b = list(com(l,(int(i) + 1)))
    for k in b:
        print(''.join(k))

  • nandhan_golla_w1
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    from itertools import combinations

    a, b = input().split()

    a =sorted(str(a))

    A = []

    x = int(b) for i in range(1, int(b)+1): A.append(list(combinations(a, i))) x += i

    for j in range(int(b)): for i in range(len(A[j])): print(''.join(A[j][i]))

  • syahrulmahar92
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    from itertools import combinations

    def combine(s, k): for i in range(1, k+1): var = list(combinations(s, i)) [print(''.join(x)) for x in var]

    s, k = input().split() s = list(s.upper()) # s determined as list s.sort() combine(s, int(k))

  • rejin_gunasekar1
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    from itertools import combinations
S, k = input().split()
S = sorted(S)
k = int(k)
for x in range(1, k + 1):
    for y in combinations(S, x):
        print(''.join(y))