Swift permutations of an Integer











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I want to return all of the permutations of an integer in Swift.



var outputArray = [[Int]]()
func perms ( _ input: [Int], _ output: [Int]) {
if input.count == 0 {
outputArray.append( [ Int( output.map{ String($0) }.joined() )! ] )
}
else {
for i in 0..<input.count {
let current = [input[i]]
let before = Array( input [0..<i] )
let after = Array( input [(i + 1) ..< input.count] )
perms(before + after, current + output)
}
}
}

func permsOfInteger(_ input: Int) -> [[Int]] {
var inp = input
var inpArray = [Int]()
while inp > 0 {
inpArray.append(inp % 10)
inp = inp / 10
}
perms(inpArray, )
return (outputArray)
}


( permsOfInteger(5432) )



I don't want to switch the algorithm (I'm away of Heap's algorithm) but rather improve my implementation here. Any advice?










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    I want to return all of the permutations of an integer in Swift.



    var outputArray = [[Int]]()
    func perms ( _ input: [Int], _ output: [Int]) {
    if input.count == 0 {
    outputArray.append( [ Int( output.map{ String($0) }.joined() )! ] )
    }
    else {
    for i in 0..<input.count {
    let current = [input[i]]
    let before = Array( input [0..<i] )
    let after = Array( input [(i + 1) ..< input.count] )
    perms(before + after, current + output)
    }
    }
    }

    func permsOfInteger(_ input: Int) -> [[Int]] {
    var inp = input
    var inpArray = [Int]()
    while inp > 0 {
    inpArray.append(inp % 10)
    inp = inp / 10
    }
    perms(inpArray, )
    return (outputArray)
    }


    ( permsOfInteger(5432) )



    I don't want to switch the algorithm (I'm away of Heap's algorithm) but rather improve my implementation here. Any advice?










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      I want to return all of the permutations of an integer in Swift.



      var outputArray = [[Int]]()
      func perms ( _ input: [Int], _ output: [Int]) {
      if input.count == 0 {
      outputArray.append( [ Int( output.map{ String($0) }.joined() )! ] )
      }
      else {
      for i in 0..<input.count {
      let current = [input[i]]
      let before = Array( input [0..<i] )
      let after = Array( input [(i + 1) ..< input.count] )
      perms(before + after, current + output)
      }
      }
      }

      func permsOfInteger(_ input: Int) -> [[Int]] {
      var inp = input
      var inpArray = [Int]()
      while inp > 0 {
      inpArray.append(inp % 10)
      inp = inp / 10
      }
      perms(inpArray, )
      return (outputArray)
      }


      ( permsOfInteger(5432) )



      I don't want to switch the algorithm (I'm away of Heap's algorithm) but rather improve my implementation here. Any advice?










      share|improve this question







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      I want to return all of the permutations of an integer in Swift.



      var outputArray = [[Int]]()
      func perms ( _ input: [Int], _ output: [Int]) {
      if input.count == 0 {
      outputArray.append( [ Int( output.map{ String($0) }.joined() )! ] )
      }
      else {
      for i in 0..<input.count {
      let current = [input[i]]
      let before = Array( input [0..<i] )
      let after = Array( input [(i + 1) ..< input.count] )
      perms(before + after, current + output)
      }
      }
      }

      func permsOfInteger(_ input: Int) -> [[Int]] {
      var inp = input
      var inpArray = [Int]()
      while inp > 0 {
      inpArray.append(inp % 10)
      inp = inp / 10
      }
      perms(inpArray, )
      return (outputArray)
      }


      ( permsOfInteger(5432) )



      I don't want to switch the algorithm (I'm away of Heap's algorithm) but rather improve my implementation here. Any advice?







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