Re^4: Count non-empty hash values

grep length, values %a
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is even faster.

          Rate      OP   other fishbot   Joost ikegami
OP       186/s      --    -34%    -67%    -88%    -90%
other    280/s     51%      --    -51%    -82%    -84%
fishbot  571/s    207%    104%      --    -64%    -68%
Joost   1578/s    750%    463%    176%      --    -12%
ikegami 1798/s    868%    542%    215%     14%      --
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Re^5: Count non-empty hash values by Joost (Canon) on Oct 23, 2005 at 00:36 UTC
`grep length, values %a` [download] is even faster. ooh nice :-) I thought of this one: `grep $_, values %a` [download] Which might be even faster (I haven't tested it), but whether it's valid depends on the OP's meaning of "empty".. "What should it profit a man, if he should win a flame war, yet lose his cool?"	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^6: Count non-empty hash values by ikegami (Patriarch) on Oct 23, 2005 at 03:05 UTC
That catches undefined values (most likely good) but also catches 0 and "0" (most likely bad). Checking for truth had occured to me, but I decided to be consistent with the other solutions, and "0" counting as empty was too big a question mark. Checking for truth is 22% faster than checking the length, though: `Rate OP other fishbot Joost ikegami truth OP 193/s -- -32% -67% -88% -89% -91% other 284/s 47% -- -52% -82% -84% -87% fishbot 592/s 207% 109% -- -62% -67% -73% Joost 1578/s 719% 456% 166% -- -13% -29% ikegami 1818/s 843% 540% 207% 15% -- -18% truth 2221/s 1052% 682% 275% 41% 22% --` [download]	[reply] [d/l]


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