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| | Combinations And Permutations |
 | | With combinations and permutations we are trying to determine the number of arrangements that can be made from a set of items dividing them into specific numbers or groups. |
 | | In permutations, the order of items is all that is important ; we count x, y, z as different from y, z, x. |
 | | But in combinations we are concerned only that x, y and z have been selected, regardless of order; x, y, z and y, z, x are the same combination. |
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