How do I efficiently reject Strings in an array if they (regex) match Strings in a second array in Ruby? -


I have two strings of strings, for example sentences and words if a word is found in a sentence eg Sentence = ~ / # {word} / I want to reject the sentence from the sentence array. It's easy to do this with double loop, but I'm thinking that there is a more efficient way to do this, perhaps with logical operators?

You can add all the words in a reggae, "|" character.

  Sentence = ~ / word1 / word2 /   

You can convert word array into an appropriate regex with array.join Are ("|").

If words are likely to include regex metacharacters, then include each word in non-capturing brackets.

  Sentence = ~ / (?: Word 1). (?: Word2). .... /  

Using one of the Rijx should be more efficient than looping through the array of words, since the regex will be compiled into a single state statement.


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