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Thread: How to calculate the highest possible combination of variables?

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    Question How to calculate the highest possible combination of variables?

    I'm pretty new to coding, but I really enjoy it and had an idea that I want to figure out. Basically, I play this fantasy sports game where each user is granted $100 and a price tag is given to every player, according to how good they are. What I'm hoping to accomplish is to create a formula that assigns all the players I'm considering a value, depending on how likely they are to get me points, and then for the program to calculate the highest possible team value that doesn't exceed $100.

    How would I be able to code a program that runs through every possible combination of variables, and then spits out the one that will get me the high value?

    Thanks

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    Default Re: How to calculate the highest possible combination of variables?

    How would I be able to code a program
    Before trying to code any program you need to work out an algorithm that solves the problem.
    Given a working algorithm, then try coding the program in java.

    Do you have an algorithm that solves the problem?
    If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.

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