function Array_diff ($array _1, $array _2) {
$diff = Array ();
foreach ($array _1 as $k = + $v 1) {
$flag = false;
foreach ($array _2 as $v 2) {
if ($flag = ($v 1 = = = $v 2)) {
Break
}
}
if (! $flag) {
$diff [$k] = $v 1;
}
}
return $diff;
Although the implementation is possible, the efficiency of this function is found to be appalling. So I reconsidered and optimized the algorithm, and the second function looks like this:
function Array_diff ($array _1, $array _2) {
foreach ($array _1 as $key = + $item) {
if (In_array ($item, $array _2, True)) {
unset ($array _1[$key]);
}
}
return $array _1;
Well, this time it's almost comparable to the speed of the original Array_diff function. But is there any way to optimize it? By an article on the Chinaunix (sorry, cheating), I found that PHP can actually write:
function Array_diff ($array _1, $array _2) {
$array _2 = Array_flip ($array _2);
foreach ($array _1 as $key = + $item) {
if (Isset ($array _2[$item])) {
unset ($array _1[$key]);
}
}
return $array _1;
This function is surprisingly efficient, even faster than the original Array_diff function. The reason, I found the explanation:
Because the key is the HASH organization, find quickly;
The Value is stored only by the Key organization and is not indexed by itself, and each lookup is traversed. Summarize
While this is a small trick of the PHP language, it is much more efficient to iterate over and contrast the values of the array than the normal value if it is necessary to reverse the value by comparing it to the key.
For example, the function two above needs to call the In_array function needs to loop to determine whether the function inside, and the function of the three only to determine whether the array exists the key is OK. With the array key and the value of the organization index of the different way, more efficient than the imagination that is very understandable.
Attached code
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function Microtime_float () {
List ($usec, $sec) = Explode ("", Microtime ());
return (float) $usec + (float) $sec);
}
function array_diff2 ($array _1, $array _2) {
$diff = Array ();
foreach ($array _1 as $k = + $v 1) {
$flag = false;
foreach ($array _2 as $v 2) {
if ($flag = ($v 1 = = = $v 2)) {
Break
}
}
if (! $flag) {
$diff [$k] = $v 1;
}
}
return $diff;
}
function array_diff3 ($array _1, $array _2) {
foreach ($array _1 as $key = + $item) {
if (In_array ($item, $array _2, True)) {
unset ($array _1[$key]);
}
}
return $array _1;
}
function Array_diff4 ($array _1, $array _2) {
$array _2 = Array_flip ($array _2);
foreach ($array _1 as $key = + $item) {
if (Isset ($array _2[$item])) {
unset ($array _1[$key]);
}
}
return $array _1;
}
//////////////////////////////
for ($i = 0, $ary _1 = Array (), $i < $i + +) {
$ary _1[] = rand (100, 999);
}
for ($i = 0, $ary _2 = Array (), $i < $i + +) {
$ary _2[] = rand (100, 999);
}
Header ("Content-type:text/plain;charset=utf-8");
$time _start = Microtime_float ();
Array_diff ($ary _1, $ary _2);
echo "function Array_diff run". (Microtime_float ()-$time _start). "Seconds \ n";
$time _start = Microtime_float ();
ARRAY_DIFF2 ($ary _1, $ary _2);
echo "function array_diff2 run". (Microtime_float ()-$time _start). "Seconds \ n";
$time _start = Microtime_float ();
ARRAY_DIFF3 ($ary _1, $ary _2);
echo "function array_diff3 run". (Microtime_float ()-$time _start). "Seconds \ n";
$time _start = Microtime_float ();
Array_diff4 ($ary _1, $ary _2);
echo "function Array_diff4 run". (Microtime_float ()-$time _start). "Seconds \ n";
?>
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