Counting the differences based on a specific rule


 
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Old 09-08-2008
Welp, my original proposal was to just collect the @differences, then at the end sort it and loop over it.

Code:
my %limits = (100 => "< 100",
  200 => "100 - 200",
  500 => "201 - 500",
  750 => "501 - 750",
  1000 => "751 - 1000",
  1_000_000_000 => "> 1001");
my @l = sort keys %limits;
my $total = 0;
print "\nDistribution:\n";
for my $d (sort @differences) {
  if ($d < $l[0]) {
    $total++;
    next;
  }
  print $limits{$l[0]}, "\t-\t", $total, "\n";
  shift @l;
}
print $limits{$l[0]}, "\t-\t", $total, "\n";

(Not tested.)
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