Use Python 2.7
I have 5 variables:
Fillrate, eCPM, Revenue, Impresiones y Oportunidades .
Each one can take the values:
ALERTA, Down, Estable, Up, Incremento
I need to know what options there may be for each set of variables. I mean something like this:
["Estable","Estable","Estable","Estable","Estable"],
["Incremento","Estable","Estable","Estable","Estable"],
["Estable","Estable","Estable","Up","Estable"]
and so on until you complete the 3125 possibilities (5 ^ 5)
Although the answer you already have, we will pass it in clean:
from itertools import product
estados = ["Fillrate", "eCPM", "Revenue", "Impresiones", "Oportunidades"]
combinaciones = list(product(estados, repeat=len(estados)))
print(len(combinaciones))
print(combinaciones[345])
> 3125
> ('Fillrate', 'Revenue', 'Impresiones', 'Oportunidades', 'Fillrate')
We use itertools.product() to generate the combinations of the elements of estados being able in this case to repeat the 5 elements of the list repeat=len(estados) . Since product() is a generating function, if we want a list we must convert it to such by list() , keep in mind that the elements of the list are tuples, if you need another list you could do:
combinaciones = [list(e) for e in product(estados, repeat=len(estados))]