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Update: I didn't read closely enough. This doesn't account for the case where the same digit appears in different positions in each sequence -- i.e., I'm only comparing each individual position.

Update 2: Here's a more complicated version that accounts for what I missed, the assumption still being that a given digit can only appear once in a sequence.

sub compatible { my ($s1, $s2) = @_; my %hashed; my $diff = 0; my ($one, $two); my @counts; my $n = 10; # # Hash so that each $s1 value is a key with its corresponding # $s2 value as the hashed value. # @hashed{map {($_ eq '_') ? $n++ : $_} split("", $s1)} = map {($_ eq '_') ? $n++ : $_} split("", $s2); # # Compare each $s1->$s2 pair # while (($one, $two) = each %hashed) { next if ($one == $two); last if (($diff = (++$counts[$one] - 1)) > 0); last if (($diff = (++$counts[$two] - 1)) > 0); $diff = 0; next if ( ($one >= 10) || ($two >= 10) ); last if (($diff = ($one - $two)) != 0); } print "$s1\n$s2\n", ($diff == 0) ? "compatible" : "incompatible", +"\n\n"; }
Revised output:
_8__3__19 48____7__ compatible _8__3__19 4_2___7__ compatible _8__3__19 4_8___7__ incompatible __8_3__19 48____7__ incompatible __8_3__19 84____7__ incompatible _8__3__19 48_____7_ incompatible

I'm not sure how fast this is compared to the other methods, but here's a way to do it using a hash and a short circuited loop comparison of each hashed key/value:

use strict; sub compatible { my ($s1, $s2) = @_; my %hashed; my $diff = 0; my ($one, $two); # # Hash so that each $s1 value is a key with its corresponding # $s2 value as the hashed value. # @hashed{split("", $s1)} = split("", $s2); # # Compare each $s1->$s2 pair # while (($one, $two) = each %hashed) { next if ( ($one eq '_') || ($two eq '_') ); last if (($diff = ($one - $two)) != 0); } print "$s1\n$s2\n", ($diff == 0) ? "compatible" : "incompatible", +"\n\n"; } my @tests = (qw/ _8__3__19 48____7__ _8__3__19 4_2___7__ _8__3__19 4_8___7__ __8_3__19 48____7__ __8_3__19 84____7__ _8__3__19 48_____7_ / ); my ($s1, $s2); while (defined($s1 = shift(@tests))) { $s2 = shift(@tests); compatible($s1, $s2); }
Output:
_8__3__19 48____7__ compatible _8__3__19 4_2___7__ compatible _8__3__19 4_8___7__ compatible __8_3__19 48____7__ compatible __8_3__19 84____7__ compatible _8__3__19 48_____7_ incompatible

In reply to Re: Comparison by position and value by steves
in thread Comparison by position and value by BrowserUk

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