use strict;
use warnings;
{
package MyNumber;
use overload '0+' => \&numify,
'/' => \&division;
use Scalar::Util;
my %numbers;
BEGIN {*MyNumber::__ = \&Scalar::Util::refaddr}
sub DESTROY {delete $numbers {__ shift}}
sub new {my $f; bless \$f => shift}
sub set {$numbers {__ $_ [0]} = $_ [1]; $_ [0]}
sub numify {$numbers {__ $_ [0]}}
sub division {my $f = $numbers {__ $_ [0]};
my $s = ref ($_ [1]) =~ /MyNumber/ ? $numbers {__ $_
+ [1]}
: $_ [1];
($f, $s) = ($s, $f) if $_ [2];
$s ? $f / $s : undef}
}
my $fig_1 = MyNumber -> new -> set (get_numeric_value_from_xml (...))
+;
my $fig_2 = MyNumber -> new -> set (get_numeric_value_from_xml (...))
+;
my $growth = 100 * $fig_1 / $fig_2 - 100;
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