Re: Comparing two arrays

1.
please tell what exactly you want to see at the end
of your calculations?
@a = 1 0 1
@b = 1 0 0
@c = ?
2.
15000int's long means length of an each array?
15000 elements in each array?

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Re^2: Comparing two arrays by baxy77bax (Deacon) on Dec 15, 2013 at 12:45 UTC
oh i missed that part , sorry `@a = 1 0 1 @b = 1 0 0 @c = 1 0 0 # unnecessary as array , just the final count of 1's in arr +ay @c` [download] what i need is the total number of matched 1's so in the example above i just need number 1 as a result. " 15000int's long means length of an each array? 15000 elements in each array? " yes 15000 integer values in any array that i'm dealing with. and yes 15000 (1's or 0's). not 15000 of just 1's not 15000 of just 0's and not #1's + #0's = 15000. 15000 elements over the alphabet of size 2: array(x or y) = `{x \| x in A}` where `A={1,0}`	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^2: Comparing two arrays
by baxy77bax (Deacon) on Dec 15, 2013 at 12:45 UTC

@a = 1 0 1
@b = 1 0 0
@c = 1 0 0 # unnecessary as array , just the final count of 1's in arr
+ay @c
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" 15000int's long means length of an each array?
15000 elements in each array? "

yes 15000 integer values in any array that i'm dealing with. and yes 15000 (1's or 0's). not 15000 of just 1's not 15000 of just 0's and not #1's + #0's = 15000. 15000 elements over the alphabet of size 2: array(x or y) = {x | x in A} where A={1,0}

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