I write function which gets one array from 3 elements (integer, numerator and denominator). It calculate wrong fractions to normal (numerator>denominator).
How optimize this function? I understand that I make many verification, but function looks ugly.
function calculate_measurement(array $m): array
{
if (isset($m[NUMERATOR]) && isset($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
while (intval($m[NUMERATOR]) >= intval($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
$m[NUMERATOR] -= $m[DENOMINATOR];
if (!isset($m[INTEGER])) {
$m[INTEGER] = 0;
}
++$m[INTEGER];
}
if (0 === $m[NUMERATOR]) {
$m[NUMERATOR] = null;
$m[DENOMINATOR] = null;
}
}
return $m;
}
At least, you can rewrite the function like this:
function calculate_measurement(array $m): array
{
if (!isset($m[INTEGER])) {
$m[INTEGER] = 0;
}
if (!isset($m[NUMERATOR]) || !isset($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
return $m;
}
while (intval($m[NUMERATOR]) >= intval($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
$m[NUMERATOR] -= $m[DENOMINATOR];
++$m[INTEGER];
}
if (0 === $m[NUMERATOR]) {
$m[NUMERATOR] = null;
$m[DENOMINATOR] = null;
}
return $m;
}
I do not understand the intval() use. Can be numerator/denominator non-integers? I would rather see functions like this:
function calculate_measurement(int $i, int $numerator, int $denominator) : array
{
while($numerator >= $denominator) {
$numerator -= $denominator;
++$i;
}
if(0 === $numerator) {
$numerator = $denominator = null;
}
return [
INTEGER => $i,
NUMERATOR => $numerator,
DENOMINATOR => $denominator
];
}
function calculate_measuremenet_arr(array $m): array
{
if (!isset($m[NUMERATOR]) || !isset($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
return $m;
}
return calculate_measurement(
$m[INTEGER] ?? 0,
intval($m[NUMERATOR]),
intval($m[DENOMINATOR])
);
}
A loop isn't necessary, just calculate the integer and the new numerator. Something like this should do it:
function calculate_measurement(array $m): array {
if (!isset($m[NUMERATOR]) || !isset($m[DENOMINATOR])) {
return $m;
}
$m[INTEGER] = intval($m[NUMERATOR] / $m[DENOMINATOR]);
$m[NUMERATOR] -= ($m[INTEGER] * $m[DENOMINATOR]);
if ($m[NUMERATOR] === 0) {
$m[NUMERATOR] = null;
$m[DENOMINATOR] = null;
}
return $m;
}
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