Just for fun..
obfuscated shuffle can be sort {--$|} but, as expected, List::Util shuffle is a bit more performant
use strict;
use warnings;
use Benchmark qw(cmpthese);
use List::Util qw(shuffle);
my $count = 10000;
my @numbers = 0..10000;
cmpthese($count, {
'List::Util::shuffle' => sub { my @shuffled = shuffle @numbers },
'Discipulus::shuffle' => sub { my @shuffled = sort { int rand(3) -
+ 1 } @numbers },
'Discipulus::--$|fle' => sub { my @shuffled = sort { --$| } @numbe
+rs },
});
__END__
Rate Discipulus::--$|fle Discipulus::shuffle Lis
+t::Util::shuffle
Discipulus::--$|fle 164/s -- -52%
+ -95%
Discipulus::shuffle 342/s 108% --
+ -89%
List::Util::shuffle 3107/s 1793% 809%
+ --
L*
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