It seems like there is some confusion in your question. You mentioned about forming subsets of N strings but your example is showing a pair of strings (a, b). Also, the term "subarray" is used which is different from "subset".

However, if you are asking about generating all possible subsets (also known as power set) of a given set of strings, here is a general step-by-step approach:

1. Initialize an empty list to store all subsets.
2. Start by adding an empty set to the list.
3. For each string in the input set:
- For each existing subset in the list:
- Create a new subset by adding the current string to the existing subset.
- Add this new subset to the list.
4. At the end of these steps, the list will contain all possible subsets of the input set.

Please note that this approach will generate subsets, not subarrays. A subarray is a contiguous part of an array, while a subset can include non-contiguous elements.

If you want to generate all possible subarrays instead, you would need to iterate over all possible start and end indices of the subarray within the input array, and add each subarray to the list.

If you could clarify your question, I would be able to provide a more accurate answer.

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It seems like there is some confusion in your question. You mentioned about forming subsets of N strings but your example is showing a pair of strings (a, b). Also, the term "subarray" is used which is different from "subset".

However, if you are asking about generating all possible subsets (also known as power set) of a given set of strings, here is a general step-by-step approach:

1. Initialize an empty list to store all subsets.
2. Start by adding an empty set to the list.
3. For each string in the input set:
   - For each existing subset in the list:
     - Create a new subset by adding the current string to the existing subset.
     - Add this new subset to the list.
4. At the end of these steps, the list will contain all possible subsets of the input set.

Please note that this approach will generate subsets, not subarrays. A subarray is a contiguous part of an array, while a subset can include non-contiguous elements.

If you want to generate all possible subarrays instead, you would need to iterate over all possible start and end indices of the subarray within the input array, and add each subarray to the list.

If you could clarify your question, I would be able to provide a more accurate answer.

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It seems like there is some confusion in your question. You mentioned about forming subsets of N strings but your example is showing a pair of strings (a, b). Also, the term "subarray" is used which is different from "subset".

However, if you are asking about generating all possible subsets (also known as power set) of a given set of strings, here is a general step-by-step approach:

1. Initialize an empty list to store all subsets.
2. Start by adding an empty set to the list.
3. For each string in the input set:
   - For each existing subset in the list:
     - Create a new subset by adding the current string to the existing subset.
     - Add this new subset to the list.
4. At the end of these steps, the list will contain all possible subsets of the input set.

Please note that this approach will generate subsets, not subarrays. A subarray is a contiguous part of an array, while a subset can include non-contiguous elements.

If you want to generate all possible subarrays instead, you would need to iterate over all possible start and end indices of the subarray within the input array, and add each subarray to the list.

If you could clarify your question, I would be able to provide a more accurate answer.

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