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I’ve an array with arrays of different values that I need to re arrange.

Original Array

$cars = [
  [2022, "Corolla"],
  [2022, "Toyota"],
  [2021, "Corolla"],
  [2021, "Toyota"],
  [2021, "Honda"]
];

Expected Array

$resultCars = [
  [2022, "Corolla", "Toyota"],
  [2021, "Corolla", "Toyota", "Honda"]
];
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  1. 0

    Here’s how I would do it in Javascript:

    ResultCars = Cars.reduce((carry, [year, make]) =>
{
    let item = carry.find(([existingYear]) => existingYear === year);
    if(item)
        item.push(make);
    else
        carry.push([year, make]);

    return(carry);
}, []);
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  2. 0 
    const cars = [
  [2022, "Corolla"],
  [2022, "Toyota"],
  [2021, "Corolla"],
  [2021, "Toyota"],
  [2021, "Honda"]
];
console.log(Object.entries(cars.reduce((a,[year,make])=>
  ((a[year]??=[]).push(make), a), {})).map(i=>i.flat()))
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  3. 0

    Here is an approach in C++:

    vector<pair<int, string>> cars {
    {2022, "Corolla"},
    {2022, "Toyota"},
    {2021, "Corolla"},
    {2021, "Toyota"},
    {2021, "Honda"}
};

map<int, set<string>> resultCars;
for (const auto& c : cars)
{
    resultCars[c.first].insert(c.second);
}

    As a full example (live demo):

    #include <iostream>
#include <iterator>
#include <map>
#include <set>
#include <string>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // Input
    vector<pair<int, string>> cars {
        {2022, "Corolla"},
        {2022, "Toyota"},
        {2021, "Corolla"},
        {2021, "Toyota"},
        {2021, "Honda"}
    };

    // Index
    map<int, set<string>> resultCars;
    for (const auto& c : cars)
    {
        resultCars[c.first].insert(c.second);
    }

    // Output
    for (const auto& c : resultCars)
    {
        int year = c.first;
        const auto& names = c.second;
        cout << year << " : ";
        copy(names.begin(), names.end(), ostream_iterator<string>(cout, " "));
        cout << "n";
    }
}
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  4. 0

    In JS:

    const Cars = [ [2022, "Corolla"], [2022, "Toyota"], [2021, "Corolla"], [2021, "Toyota"], [2021, "Honda"] ];

const res = Cars.reduce((a, [year, name]) => ((a[year] ??= [year]).push(name),a),{});

console.log(Object.values(res));
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