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edited Jun 17, 2020 at 9:04

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#Pyth, 31 bytes

Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:38

Community Bot

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#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here

Fixed explanation a bit :P

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edited Dec 24, 2014 at 0:55

FryAmTheEggman

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#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesion_productcartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     k"")

Try it here

#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesion_product(G,H),
  k               #     k)

Try it here

#Pyth, 31 bytes

This is the direct conversion of the algorithm used in my CJam answer. Tips for golfing welcome!

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHk

This code defines a function g which takes two arguments, the string of list of characters and the number.

Example usage:

Mu?G}H+GG+G>Hefq<HT>G-lGTUH^GHkg"ABC"3

Output:

AAABAACABBABCACBACCBBBCBCCC

Code expansion:

M                 # def g(G,H):
 u                #   return reduce(lambda G, H:
  ?G              #     (G if
    }H            #       (H in
      +GG         #          add(G,G)) else
    +G            #       add(G,
      >H          #         slice_end(H,
        e         #           last_element(
         f        #             Pfilter(lambda T:
          q       #               equal(
           <HT    #                 slice_start(H,T),
           >G     #                 slice_end(G,
             -lGT #                   minus(Plen(G),T))),
          UH      #               urange(H)))))),
  ^GH             #     cartesian_product(G,H),
  k               #     "")

Try it here