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How can I print binary combinations?

The user input should specify the number of bits. Example: #if user enters 1, then output: 0 1 #if user enters 2, then output: 00 01 10 11 #if user enters 3, then output: 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111 Further, every output instance should be included in list, dictionary or whatever and can be accessible. Also, If I access an instance, can I separate out each digit? 110 -->1, 1, 0

17th Sep 2017, 1:00 PM
Nainish kher
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There's a built in function to transferm binary to int and int to binary and the int() function can do that also ,it takes two parameters the number and the base u want that number to be in and transfer it to intger in that base and to separate the numbers just make a for loop example numbers=[`11`,`22`,`33`,`45`,`55`,] #store them as a string and #make an empty list diget=[] for n in numbers: n [0].append (diget) n [1].append(diget) and if u want to make it more efficient u can add an if statement to check how many digets in the string
17th Sep 2017, 2:01 PM
jay