Margining two arrays of different sizes and placing values next to each other-CodePudding

I'm trying to merge two arrays and place thier respective values next to each other. For example, have those two arrays.

Arry1 = [{"key" : "A", "values": [[111], [222]]}]
Arry2 = [333,444,555]

I'd like to marge them and have the output look like this.

output = [{"key" : "A", "values": [[111, 333], [222,444]]}]

I tried this method, however the output contains extra unacecery arrays within the main array.

out = []
for t in zip(Arry1[0]["values"],Arry2):
    for x in t:
        out.append(x)
#output [[111], [333], [222], [444]]

CodePudding user response：

I hate to add another answer when the previous two do the job, but I think that the neatest answer leverage's python's zip function:

Arry1 = [{"key" : "A", "values": [[111], [222]]}]
Arry2 = [333,444,555]

for x, y in zip(Arry1[0]["values"], Arry2):
    x.append(y)

CodePudding user response：

Please fix your brackets, Also does this work for you? Considering I got the brackets right...

Arry1 = [{"key" : "A", "values": [[111], [222]]}]
Arry2 = [333,444,555]

for arr in Arry1[0].values():
    index = 0
    if type(arr) == list:
        for arr2 in arr:
            arr2.append(Arry2[index])
            index  = 1
            
print(Arry1)

Output

[{'key': 'A', 'values': [[111, 333], [222, 444]]}]

CodePudding user response：

I can't quite work out what you want, but i think this solves it(?)

Arry1 = [{"key" : "A", "values": [[111], [222]]}]
Arry2 = [333,444,555]
for i in range(len(Arry1[0]["values"])):
    Arry1[0]["values"][i].append(Arry2[i])

print(Arry1)

This prints out "[{'key': 'A', 'values': [[111, 333], [222, 444]]}]"