Hello ...
I am trying to figure out, which operator to use; pop, shift or splice.
My goal is, as an option is selected from user input, pop or splice or shift elements off ( those selected from user input ) and repopulate array with reamaining elements.
Scenerois:
as numbers are selected
remove elements from array A
repopulate list with what is remaining into array A
print array A
as numbers are selected
remove elements from array A
repopulate remaining numbers in to array B
print array B
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@ArrayA=(0 .. 1000);
print @array; ## User now sees selection list. This could be replace
+d with splice or shift or pop
foreach (splice @ArrayA, @numbers to remove, scalar of @numbers to rem
+ove, @ArrayA)
{
print $_;
}
# Array A now has 05-1000
OR
@ArrayA=(0 .. 1000);
print @array; ## User now sees selection list. This could be replace
+ with a loop that is popping, shifting or splicing
foreach (@ArrayA)
{
shift @number to remove;
}
print @ArrayA
# Array A now has 05-1000
OR
@ArrayA=(0 .. 1000);
print @array; ## User now sees selection list. This could be replace
+d with splice or shift or pop
foreach (splice @ArrayA, @numbers to remove, scalar of @numbers to rem
+ove, @ArrayB)
{
print $_;
}
#ArrayB now has 05 - 1000
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