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My take (with tests):

#!/usr/local/bin/perl use strict; use warnings FATAL => 'all'; sub fill_in_the_blanks { my @arr = @_; die "No values found" if @arr && 0 == grep $_ ne '_', @arr; for (my $left = 0; $left < @arr; $left++) { next unless $arr[$left] eq '_'; my $right = $left; $right++ while $right < $#arr && $arr[$right+1] eq '_'; if ($left == 0) { # NULLs at the left $arr[$_] = $arr[$right+1] for $left..$right; } elsif ($right == $#arr) { # NULLs at the right $arr[$_] = $arr[$left-1] for $left..$right; } elsif ($left == $right) { # single $arr[$left] = ($arr[$left-1] + $arr[$left+1]) / 2; } else { $arr[$left ] = $arr[$left -1]; $arr[$right] = $arr[$right+1]; } } return @arr; } use Test::Most; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw< >)], [qw< >], "( )"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1>)], [qw<1>], "(1)"; throws_ok { fill_in_the_blanks(qw< _ >) } qr{No values found}, "( _ + )"; throws_ok { fill_in_the_blanks(qw< _ _ >) } qr{No values found}, "( _ +_ )"; throws_ok { fill_in_the_blanks(qw<_ _ _>) } qr{No values found}, "(_ _ + _)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _ 1>)], [qw<1 1 1>], "(1 _ 1)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _ 3>)], [qw<1 2 3>], "(1 _ 3)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _ _ 3>)], [qw<1 1 3 3>], "(1 _ + _ 3)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _ _ _ 3>)], [qw<1 1 2 3 3>], "(1 _ +_ _ 3)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _>)], [qw<1 1>], "(1 _)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<1 _ _>)], [qw<1 1 1>], "(1 _ _)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<_ 1>)], [qw<1 1>], "(_ 1)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<_ _ 1>)], [qw<1 1 1>], "(_ _ 1)"; is_deeply [fill_in_the_blanks(qw<4 _ _ _ 5>)], [qw<4 4 4.5 5 5>], "dhu +ang90"; done_testing;

The results...

ok 1 - ( ) ok 2 - (1) ok 3 - ( _ ) ok 4 - ( _ _ ) ok 5 - (_ _ _) ok 6 - (1 _ 1) ok 7 - (1 _ 3) ok 8 - (1 _ _ 3) ok 9 - (1 _ _ _ 3) ok 10 - (1 _) ok 11 - (1 _ _) ok 12 - (_ 1) ok 13 - (_ _ 1) ok 14 - dhuang90 1..14

An interesting little problem. It has lots of edge cases and so makes a nice code kata. Thank for posting it.


In reply to Re: Filling in missing values in an array by FunkyMonk
in thread Filling in missing values in an array by dhuang90

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