ruby - Creating multi-dimensional array of hashes -

I want to loop through a multi-dimensional array:

  array = [[1 , 2,3,4,5], [6,7,8,9,10]]  

and create a hash with keys from any other array:

< I have the following code to do so:

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puts hash output:

  {"one" => 1, "two" = & gt; 2, "three" => 3, "four" = & gt; 4, "five" = & gt; 5} {"A" = & gt; 6, "two" = & gt; 7, "three" = & gt; 8, "four" = & gt; 9, "five" = & gt; 10}  

and the last is multiple :

  {"one" => 6, "two" = & gt; 7, "three" = & gt; 8, "four" = & gt; 9, "five" => 10} {"one" = & gt; 6, "two" = & gt; 7, "three" = & gt; 8, "four" = & gt; 9, "five" = & gt; 10}  

I can not do why I do not know:

  {"one" => 1, "two" = & gt; 2, "three" => 3, "four" = & gt; 4, "five" = & gt; 5}  

for the final multiArray .

There are two entries for the same hash in your array, so if you change the hash object anywhere , Then it will change in both array entries. To avoid having the same exact hash object in each array entry, you can use the multiArray & lt; & Lt; By replacing, you can duplicate the hash before inserting. Hash to multicolored & Lt; Hash.dup