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Taken from Perl Cookbook 4.7:

#!/apps/bin/perl -w use strict; # Taken from Perl Cookbook 4.7 Finding Elements in One Array but # not another my %seen = (); # look up table my @goodWords; # words you want my @badWords=("jerk","store","king"); my @myArray=("jerry","wash","king","kong","store","when","jerk"); @seen{@badWords} = (); # build lookup table my $item; foreach $item (@myArray) { push (@goodWords, $item) unless exists $seen{$item}; } # print the contents of goodWords foreach (@goodWords) { print "$_\t"; } print "\n";

In reply to Re: Re: Easy one: removing elements of one array from another... by indapa
in thread Easy one: removing elements of one array from another... by Anonymous Monk

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