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No idea if this is faster, but I just wanted to post a version of my first code that works, tested, for any number of arguments:
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my $charClass = '[a-z]'; #change as desired my @commonChars = compareChars(); print "Num common chars: ",scalar @commonChars,"\n"; ### sub assumes case insensitivity is appropriate ### sub compareChars { my $requiredCount = @ARGV; my %found; my @answer; for my $word ( @ARGV ) { my %nonredundantChars = map { $_ => 1 } split //, $word; $word = join '', keys %nonredundantChars; $found{lc $1}++ while ( $word =~ m/($charClass)/gi ) } while ( ( my $char, my $count ) = each %found ) { push @answer, $char if $count == $requiredCount; } return @answer; }

In reply to Re: Re: Optimizing a string processing sub by clairudjinn
in thread Optimizing a string processing sub by spurperl

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