It will be interesting to see how this fares in a benchmark.
#! perl -slw
use strict;
use List::Util qw[ reduce ];
sub topN{
my( $n, $aref ) = @_;
my @topN;
push @topN, reduce{
$a > $b && ( !@topN || $a < $topN[ -1 ] )
? $a : ( !@topN || $b < $topN[ -1 ] )
? $b : $a;
} @$aref for 1 .. $n;
return @topN;
}
my @test = 1 .. 100;
print join ', ', topN 5, \@test;
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