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How can I generate an array like this:
let result = [
  ["Training für die Polizei"],
  ["Training für die Polizisten"],
  ["Training für die Militär"],
  ["Training für das Polizei"],
  ["Training für das Polizisten"],
  ["Training für das Militär"],
  ["Trainings für die Polizei"],
  ["Trainings für die Polizisten"],
  ["Trainings für die Militär"],
  ["Trainings für das Polizei"],
  ["Trainings für das Polizisten"],
  ...
]


...from an array of words, like the one in the attempt below?

What I have tried:

JavaScript
<pre>let ar = [
  ["Training", "für", "die", "Polizei"],
  ["Trainings", "", "das", "Polizisten"],
  ["Trainingseinheit", "", "", "Militär"]
]

let indexes = [0, 1, 2, 3]; //The order and length may change
let separators = [' ', ' ', ' ', ' '];
let result = [];
ar = ar.map(x => indexes.map(e => x.slice()[0] = x[e]));
for (let row = 0; row < ar.length; row++) {
  let word = ar[row][0];
  
  for (let col = 1; col <= ar[row].length - 1; col++) {
    const colLength = ar.map(e => e[col]).filter(e => e != '').length
    let sentence = [];

    for (let val = 0; val <= colLength; val++) {
      let words = ar[val];
      if (words != '') {
        sentence.push(words)
      }
    }
    result.push(sentence)
  }
}
console.log(result)
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Comments
Richard MacCutchan 7-Nov-22 7:13am    
You need to know the order of the words, which is not always straightforward.
santosonit 7-Nov-22 7:23am    
Hi! Thanks for your comment. The indexes should dictate the order of the words.
[no name] 8-Nov-22 10:44am    
You need at least 3 arrays in the direction you're going: subjects, verbs, objects.

Then with 3 random numbers, you can create a random 3 word sentence of: subject[i] + " " + verb[j] + " " + object[k].
santosonit 15-Nov-22 13:48pm    
Hi, The issue with that is because the number of words (subject, verb, object, etc) may vary. Thanks for your comment!

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