Dear monks,
My problem is simply I have one array containing lots of numbers in ascending order. I also have a smaller array containg a few select numbers:
e.g.
my @numbers = ('76.8', '77.0', '77.2' ,'77.4', '77.6', '77.8' , '78.0'
+ , '78.2', '78.4', '78.6' , '78.8', '79.0', '79.2', '79.4', '79.6', '
+79.8' ,'80.0' , '80.2' , '80.5' ,'80.7' ,'80.9',' '81.1');
my @small = ('78.6' , '78.8', '79.0', '80.9', '77.0');
The problem is that the numbers in @small should be in the same consecutive order as that of @numbers (e.g should contain: @small = ('78.6' , '78.8', '79.0', '79.2', '79.4');
).
How can I devise a check that compares the order in @small to that of @numbers and changes any anomalies like in the array above ???(even if the first or last numbers are wrong).
Many thanks,
Illogical monk
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