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Re: Re: Find unique elements in an array

by BrowserUk (Patriarch)
on Apr 05, 2004 at 03:09 UTC ( [id://342559]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: Find unique elements in an array
in thread Find unique elements in an array

It's compact, but far and away the slowest method.

However, you can combine elements of yours with tilly's performance trick and get something that is both fairly compact and almost as quick.

#! perl -slw use strict; use Benchmark qw(:all) ; my @a; push @a, int (rand(100)) foreach 1..100_000; my( @jc, @mk, @bt, @buk, @etc ); my %tests = ( jc => sub { my %unique; foreach my $thingy (@a) { $unique{$thingy} = 1; } @jc = keys %unique; }, mk => sub { my %unique; @unique{ @a} = 1; @mk = keys %unique; }, bt => sub { my %unique; undef(@unique{@a}); @bt = keys %unique; }, etc => sub { @etc = keys %{{map {$_=>1} @a }}; }, buk => sub { @buk = keys %{ +do{ my %u; undef( @u{ @a } ); \%u } }; }, ); #cmpthese( 1, \%tests ); #print scalar @$_ for \( @jc, @mk, @bt, @buk ); cmpthese( -3, \%tests ); __END__ P:\test>324513 Rate etc jc mk buk bt etc 4.75/s -- -82% -94% -95% -95% jc 26.1/s 449% -- -65% -72% -72% mk 74.3/s 1463% 184% -- -21% -22% buk 93.6/s 1870% 259% 26% -- -1% bt 94.6/s 1891% 262% 27% 1% --

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"Efficiency is intelligent laziness." -David Dunham
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