I have array
@some = (a,b,c,d)
And I have a scalar that is in the loop so each time its value is different.
E.g
First time in loop
$TEST = 1
Second time in loop
$TEST=2
etc.


I need to write the program that will concatenate these 2.
I need to have a new array that will like this:


my @new;

$new [0] = a 1
$new [1] = a 2
$new [2] = b 1
$new [3] = b 2
$new [4] = c 1

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etc…
Right now I have array that looks like this:

$new[0] = a
$new[1] = 1
$new[2] = a
$new[3] = 2
$new[4] = b

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etc.

Please help. 
I am using push to put this array in @result. And then I 
    am putting $test values in.
    
I am trying to have this new array where the first element will be $ne
+w[0] and first value of $test.
    for ($k=0;$k<$num_a;$k++){
        $num_b = @lad;
    
        for ($y=0;$y<$num_b;$y++){
        
            $lad[$y]=~/^(.*?)=(.*?)$/;
            $test = $2;
            chop($test);

         
            push(@result,$new[$k]);
            push(@result,$test);
        
        }
    
}
    
print "RESULT  = @result\n";

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UPDATE: Limbic~Region, thanks a lot. That works.

In reply to Concatenate array element and scalar by user111

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