Let's say I have the following code:

a = ["Cat", "Dog", "Mouse"]
s = ["and", "&"]

I want to merge the array s into array a which would give me:

["Cat", "and", "Dog", "&", "Mouse"]

Looking through the Ruby array and enumerable docs, I don't see such a method that will accomplish this. Any way I can do this without iterating through each array?

I have the following code:

a = ["Cat", "Dog", "Mouse"]
s = ["and", "&"]

I want to merge the array s into array a which would give me:

["Cat", "and", "Dog", "&", "Mouse"]

Looking through the Ruby Array and Enumerable docs, I don't see such a method that will accomplish this.

Is there a way I can do this without iterating through each array?

Let's say I have the following code:

a = ["Cat", "Dog", "Mouse"]
s = ["and", "&"]

I want to merge the array s into array a which would give me:

["Cat", "and", "Dog", "&", "Mouse"]

Looking through the Ruby array and enumerable docs, I don't see such a method that will accomplish this. Any way I can do this without writing a loop for each of these arrays?

Let's say I have the following code:

a = ["Cat", "Dog", "Mouse"]
s = ["and", "&"]

I want to merge the array s into array a which would give me:

["Cat", "and", "Dog", "&", "Mouse"]

Looking through the Ruby array and enumerable docs, I don't see such a method that will accomplish this. Any way I can do this without iterating through each array?