Hi perlmonkers, your help other times have benn so useful so here I go with another problem: I have two arrays like these: @a = apple 2, orange 5, pear 3... @b = apple, apple, apple, orange, orange, pear... So, I need to get a new array (@c) with @a items , but repeated so many time as they are repeated in @b. Like this: @c = apple 2, apple 2, apple 2, orange 5, orange 5, pear 3... so, I've tried something like this: 

foreach (@b){
for $item (@a){
push(@c, $item) if grep {$item =~ m/$_/} @b;}}
print "@c";

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But it doesn't work, and it don't give me any error. It just don't run. If someone can help me I'd thanks so much! I'm obfuscate right now! Thanks guys!

In reply to mix arrays by hulketa

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