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From: Ben Bacarisse <ben.usenet@bsb.me.uk>
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Subject: Re: structure data : array
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pinapalmieri@gmail.com writes:

> If I have two array:
>
>  arr1 = "Bananas", "Kiwi", "Mixed nuts" and
>  arr2 = 8,3,1
>
> how i can create the following structure data?
>
>                 ['Bananas', 8],
>                 ['Kiwi', 3],
>                 ['Mixed nuts', 1]

You are missing lots of []s.  You have

    var arr1 = ["Bananas", "Kiwi", "Mixed nuts"];
    var arr2 = [8, 3, 1];

and you want

    [ [ 'Bananas', 8 ],
      [ 'Kiwi', 3 ],
      [ 'Mixed nuts', 1 ] ]

> Any suggestions?

What have you tried so far?  Do you have any constraints on the
potability of the solution?  Is this coursework?

Maybe

  Array.prototype.zip = function (a) {
      return this.map(function (e, i) {return [e, a[i]]; });
  };

does what you want.

-- 
Ben.