Joining arrays?

[C-Struggler]

Hi everyone.

If I have the following arrays:

arrayx...........arrayy
x1.................y1
x2.................y2
x3.................y3

interx............intery
IX1...............IY1
IX2...............IY2

And I want to display the following

x...............f(x)
x1..............y1
x2..............y2
x3..............y3
IX1............IY1
IX2............IY2

How is this done?? Ignore the dots....I just placed those in there to display what I'm trying to do better.

[Lynux-Penguin]

Codes for Formatted I/OL - "%-+ Ow.pmc

I.E. strings being printed and formating of printf

- left justify
+ right justify
space print space if no sign
0 pad with leading zeroes
w min field width //THIS IS WHAT YOU WOULD USE
p precision
m conversion character:

h short, l long, L long double
c conversion character

an example

printf("%12%+Hello");

this should print a right justified "Hello"

[C-Struggler]

I realize that is one way of doing it, but I was hoping to basically place the x and IX values into one array and the y and YI values into another.

[FCF]

Hi.
If the data types are same, why not put the joined results into another new arrays?
Eg. Just copy all elements from "a" into the new array, and copy all elements from "b" after this...