Re^7: Return 2 arrays, sort the same, and concatenate them

WOW! I don't know how to thank you (Let me know if there is a way to repay). This helped me learn so much. Just seeing how you debugged it was educational.

I found the same problems, but didn't know how to fix them: (1)Never thought of checking the whole array, (2)Never thought of using negated if (or unless) instead I just tried else, and failed, and (3)That do loop is new to me.

Again, thanks a lot.

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Re^8: Return 2 arrays, sort the same, and concatenate them by Anonymous Monk on Jul 05, 2011 at 11:51 UTC
WOW! I don't know how to thank you (Let me know if there is a way to repay). Just rewrite that stuff until it reads like English :) and watch String Calculator TDD Kata done in Perl Additional comment about my tweaks, I hope you noticed there was no need for $foundPronouns since @pronoun_matches serves the same purpose (an array in scalar context, returns the number of elements in that array -- that is what `and @$pronoun_matches)` did) `if ( not @pronoun_matches ) {` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^8: Return 2 arrays, sort the same, and concatenate them
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 05, 2011 at 11:51 UTC

WOW! I don't know how to thank you (Let me know if there is a way to repay).

Just rewrite that stuff until it reads like English :) and watch String Calculator TDD Kata done in Perl

Additional comment about my tweaks, I hope you noticed there was no need for $foundPronouns since @pronoun_matches serves the same purpose (an array in scalar context, returns the number of elements in that array -- that is what and @$pronoun_matches) did)

    if ( not @pronoun_matches ) {
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