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Re: Sorting of Data Lists



A cleaner and slightly faster approach than my first reply:

Min /@ Transpose[{a, b}]

Bob Hanlon

FORWARDED MESSAGE:

a = Table[Random[], {10}]

{0.686343, 0.510246, 0.674491, 0.518116, 0.535909, 0.170308, 0.572901,
0.169033, 0.375999, 0.104331}

b = Table[Random[], {10}]

{0.0372163, 0.162369, 0.315898, 0.444942, 0.13808, 0.675542, 0.479727,
0.710194, 0.216237, 0.692723}

Transpose[{a, b}] /. {x_, y_} -> Min[x, y]

{0.0372163, 0.162369, 0.315898, 0.444942, 0.13808, 0.170308, 0.479727,
0.169033, 0.216237, 0.104331}


Bob Hanlon



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