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- The author describes a project that required reverse engineering a data analysis with ambiguous variable choices.
- An example is provided: three numbers with possible values (first: 31,41,59; second: 26,53; third: 58,97,93,23) and code enumerates all 24 combinations to print sums.
- All sums in the example are unique, so a known sum of 187 identifies the numbers as 41, 53, and 93, while a sum of 200 indicates no valid combination.