Looping through each one in succession and adding them to the new encompassing array is one way.
But without knowing how the arrays are built, and how they should be added to the one resulting array there's no way to get any more specific than that.
The simplest method of course would be to simply add each array to a key in the one resulting array such as:
This would make each key of the resulting array an array in itself with the architecture of the other arrays.
But I guess there's more to this question than that.
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Phil AKA Vacunita
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