Counting Stars

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In a galaxy far away, space is D-dimensional and folds like donuts. There are K types of stars in the galaxy. The stars are arranged in an M x M x M ... X M (D times) hypercube, where M = 3^N. Thus, there are 3^(N*D) stars. You will be given N to specify M. As we said, space folds like donuts. Let's see what that means. There are D dimensions, named from 1 ... D. Stars in a row along dimension 1

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