To generate all combinations of elements present in multiple lists, we can use a recursive approach with backtracking. Here's the code implementation:
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The generateCombinations
function takes an array of lists as input and returns an array of all possible combinations. It uses the backtrack
function to generate combinations recursively. At each level of recursion, the function loops through the elements of the current list and adds them to the combination. It then calls itself with the next list and backtracks by removing the last element added to the combination.
The function maintains an array combinations
to store all valid combinations. Once all lists have been processed, a copy of the current combination is added to the combinations
array.
This algorithm has a time complexity of O(n^m), where n is the length of the longest list and m is the number of lists.
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