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Try this:

⊂[2] a,[1.5]b

The first part: a,[1.5]b merges the two arrays and creates a two-dimensional array with each column being the content of the variables a and b.

Then, ⊂[2] encapsulates each row into pairs, resulting in your desired output.

Note that if you are using Dyalog, you might have to use ↑ instead of ⊂. I think this depends on the value of the ⎕ML variable, but I don't use Dyalog so I can't test this.

于 2014-07-29T12:21:35.590 回答