php - Populate new array in for loop from two other arrays -


hi have been struggling population of array if can appreciated.

so have these 2 arrays $start_range[] , $end_range[] both contain respective values , both arrays of same size. example: $start_range[0] = 1000 , $end_range[0]=[2000]. want fill new array range between numbers , keep respectiveness of values in example $new_array[0] = range($start_range[0],$end_range[0]).

in moment using code here

for ($i=0; $i<sizeof($start_range); $i++) {     $new_array[] = range($start_range[$i], $end_range[$i]); }

but problem generates arrays same data because loops through size of array. if size of array 4 generate 4 new exact same arrays. can't break out of loop generates arrays first columns of 2 arrays.

any solution?

would do?

$newarray = array(); foreach ($startarray $key => $value) {     $newarray[$key] = range($startarray[$key], $endarray[$key]); }

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