Problem 2323. Pandigital number n°3 (Inspired by Project Euler 32)

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J.R.! Menzinger on 15 May 2014

In the place of "Find the sum of all products whose...", I would say: "Find the number of all products whose..." ;-)

Jan Orwat on 15 May 2014

Why [] instead of 0?

Peter Cook on 6 Sep 2014

Since I have kludged a solution together, can I have a hint?

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