NAME
Array::LIFO - Last-in, First-out array
VERSION
version 0.01
SYNOPSIS
use Array::LIFO;
my $ar = Array::LIFO->new( max_size => 12 );
$ar->add(20);
$ar->add(18);
$ar->add(22);
print $ar->size, "\n";
print $ar->average, "\n";
print $ar->sum, "\n";
$ar->remove;
print "@{ $ar->queue }\n";DESCRIPTION
An Array::LIFO allows the declaration of an array with last-in, first-out operation. That is, a "stack."
NAME
Array::LIFO - Last-in, First-out array
METHODS
new()
$x = Array::LIFO->new;
$x = Array::LIFO->new( max_size => $m );- max_size (optional)
-
Numeric value of how large the array is allowed to get. When it reaches max_size, new items are not added.
If no value is passed, there is no max size.
add
$ar->add($x);You can add any type of item to the array. If the element is not a number it will be ignored by the sum() and average() calculations.
remove
$ar->remove;Remove the last item on the array.
size
$ar->size;How many elements are in the array.
max_size
$ar->max_size;The maximum size the array is allow to be.
sum
$ar->sum;The sum of all numeric elements in the array.
average
$ar->average;The average of all numeric elements in the array.
AUTHOR
Gene Boggs <gene@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2015 by Gene Boggs.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.