Q- bahii bsh nt5yloo enou bsh nest3mlo technique honii enii t5lik a heap eli bsh y5alii only the k smallest potential pair of tuple oky 

Q- el logic men fok le fok enik fe kol mara bsh t7well t5tart potential pairs oky eli homa combination mt3 (sum(nums1[i],nums2[j]), index i , index j ) oky : 

Q- fe kol mara bsh t7well awl a7je 
T3ml pop el head mt3 head (li howa min-heap donc the head bsh yukon dema el min value  mt3 el add it 2 potential tuples —> direct bsh t3wll add el Tuple[nums1[poped i index ] , nums2[poped j index]] 
 B3ed tw7ed dzed el next potential tuples eli bsh yukon heka 
→ (sum(nums1[i+1],nums[j],index i+1 , index j)) while i+1 fe valid bound oky 
→ el thani bsh yukon oky (sum(nums1[i],nums2[j+1],index i , index j+1)) 

B3ed direct bsh just we manual exutel 3le example h4a oky 

nums1 = [1,7,11], nums2 = [2,4,6], k = 3



Just first think we compute length of 
n=nums1.length() 
m=nums2.length() 
// nw7lo twa l5liop min-heap 
heap=new Heap() // honi howa pseudocodeoky 
// first think add ot it sum of awle zouz element in nums1 and nums2 , their index i and j 
head.add(nums1[0]+nums2[0],0,0)
// create a List[Tuple[int,int]] 
result=[] 
// twa while le heap myhc far8a oky : 
While heap : 
	// just pop the head eli howa dema bsh yukon el node eli 3ando asghir sum of oky 
	Sum , i , j = heap.pop() 
	// tw donc directly append the nums1[pop it index i ] , nums2[pop it index j] 
	Result.add[nums1[i],nums[j]] 
	// twa ken i+1 and j+1 mzelo fe el right boudn just try to create a two potential tuple and add theme to the heap oky 
	tupl1=(nums1[i+1]+nums2[j],i+1,j) 
	tupl2=(nums1[i]+nums2[j+1],i,j+1) 
	heap.push(tupl1)
	heap.push(tupl2)
	// a just repeat the process 

// finally just return the first k element in the result list oky 


Q- twa awll 7aje n7bik el logic mt3i tw3ml in plain english not tounsi 
Q- n7edb t5alii el style mt3i kefk kef oky 
Q- just vaboculalty tranzalion okh

Here’s a translation of your logic in plain English, keeping the style as close to your original as possible:

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Q - The idea here is to use a technique where we utilize a heap that will only keep the smallest `k` potential pairs of tuples.

Q - The logic at a high level is that each time you will attempt to choose the potential pairs that are combinations of the sum of `nums1[i]` and `nums2[j]`, along with the indices `i` and `j`.

Q - Each time, you'll first pop the head of the heap (since it's a min-heap, the head will always be the minimum value of the added potential tuples). Immediately after, you will add the tuple `(nums1[popped i index], nums2[popped j index])` to the result.

After that, you will push the next potential tuples to the heap:
→ The first tuple will be `(nums1[i+1] + nums2[j], i+1, j)` if `i+1` is within valid bounds.
→ The second tuple will be `(nums1[i] + nums2[j+1], i, j+1)`.

Then, you just repeat this process.

Now let's walk through an example:

```python
nums1 = [1, 7, 11]
nums2 = [2, 4, 6]
k = 3
```

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- First, compute the lengths:
```python
n = len(nums1)
m = len(nums2)
```

- Initialize a min-heap:
```python
heap = new Heap()
```

- Add the sum of the first elements of `nums1` and `nums2`, along with their indices `(0, 0)`:
```python
heap.add(nums1[0] + nums2[0], 0, 0)
```

- Create an empty list to store the result:
```python
result = []
```

- Now, while the heap is not empty, we start the process:
```python
while heap:
    # Pop the head of the heap, which will always be the node with the smallest sum
    sum, i, j = heap.pop()
    
    # Append the current pair `(nums1[i], nums2[j])` to the result
    result.add((nums1[i], nums2[j]))
    
    # Now, check if `i+1` and `j+1` are still within bounds. If they are, create the next two potential tuples and push them to the heap.
    if i+1 < n:
        tuple1 = (nums1[i+1] + nums2[j], i+1, j)
        heap.push(tuple1)
    
    if j+1 < m:
        tuple2 = (nums1[i] + nums2[j+1], i, j+1)
        heap.push(tuple2)
    
    # Just repeat this process until we've popped the `k` smallest elements.
```

- Finally, return the first `k` elements in the result list:
```python
return result[:k]
```

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This is the translation of your logic into plain English! Let me know if you'd like any further clarifications.


Q- twa 7well a3ml manual execution to may “exatct” thinking process 
Q- to make it as proof of concept oky 
Q- the example is 
nums1 = [1,7,11], nums2 = [2,4,6], k = 3