If I have two lists such as:
list1={60,65,70,75,80,85,87}
list2= {4.14166, 4.15138, 3.22417, 2.9524, -0.188672, 0.0653777, -0.63967}
How can I combine the two list to get a list like
list3={{value1list1,value1list2},{value2list1,value2list2},{value3list1,value3list2}....etc}
or with numbers
list3={{60,4.14166},{70, 4.15138},{75,3.22417}....etc}
Here are a couple of more ways, in addition to the methods mentioned in the comments:
1. Using MapThread
In[115]:= MapThread[{#1, #2} &, {list1, list2}]
Out[115]= {{60, 4.14166}, {65, 4.15138}, {70, 3.22417}, {75, 2.9524}, {80, -0.188672}, {85, 0.0653777}, {87, -0.63967}}
2. Using Map and Lenght of the list
In[116]:= {list1[[#]], list2[[#]]} & /@ Range[Length[list1]]
Out[116]= {{60, 4.14166}, {65, 4.15138}, {70, 3.22417}, {75, 2.9524}, {80, -0.188672}, {85, 0.0653777}, {87, -0.63967}}
Transpose[{list1, list2}]– Rohit Namjoshi Dec 21 '20 at 02:10Thread[{list1,list2}]– cvgmt Dec 21 '20 at 02:12Flatten[{list1,list2},{{2}}]probably also deserves a mention, a possible advantage being that it works with 'ragged' lists. (see here ) – user1066 Dec 21 '20 at 09:28