I have a var l, and it contains a n number of tuples or ranges, chosen how I like, and I want to travel/loop through it in all the ranges, like this:
l = (range(4), range(8))
for i in l[0]:
for j in l[1]:
#work with i and j
l = (range(4), range(8), range(1), range(88))
for i in l[0]:
for j in l[1]:
for u in l[2]:
for y in l[3]:
#work with i, j, u and y
Another way:
l = (range(n1), range(n2), ...)
for k in Something(l):
#where k[0] is in n1, k[1] is in n2 .....
The last generalization doesn't need to be in that form, it would be ideal if it can be in a for loop, and I really want to avoid a recursion function.
The code needs to work in Python 3 and Python 2.
Thx.
