How to add the same key values of the two functions to form a new array.

How to add the same key values of the two functions to form a new array. $ T1 = Array ([0] => 1320 [1] => 990 [2] => 895 [3] => 790 [4] => 775 [5] => 745 [6] => 740 [7] => 680 [8] => 665 [9] => 535)
$ T2 = Array ([0] => Nanchang [1] => Ganzhou [2] => Ji 'an [3] => Jiujiang [4] => Nanchang [5] => jiujiang [6] => Pingxiang [7] => outside the province [8] => Nanchang [9] => Jiujiang)

$ T1 and $ t2 have the same length and their values correspond to each other,
For example
[0] = & gt; 1320
[0] => Nanchang
The number representing Nanchang is 1320. now I want to add the same values in $ t2.

For example, Nanchang
[0] = & gt; 1320
[0] => Nanchang
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[4] = & gt; 775
[4] => Nanchang
-----------------
[8] = & gt; 665
[8] => Nanchang
How to add the three numbers.

Form the following array:
$ T3 = Array ([2760] => Nanchang [990] => Ganzhou [895] => Ji 'an [2070] => Jiujiang [740] => Pingxiang [680] => outside the province )?
If you use the array_combine function, consider the case where the same key name is ignored.

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$ T1 = array (0 => 1320, 1 => 990, 2 => 895, 3 => 790, 4 => 775, 5 => 745, 6 => 740, 7 => 680, 8 => 665, 9 => 535); $ t2 = array (0 => 'nanchang ', 1 => 'ganzhou ', 2 => 'Ji 'an ', 3 => 'jiujiang', 4 => 'nanchang ', 5 => 'jiujiang', 6 => 'pingxiang ', 7 => 'outside the name', 8 => 'nanchang ', 9 => 'jiujiang'); foreach ($ t2 as $ I => $ k) @ $ t3 [$ k] + = $ t1 [$ I]; $ t3 = array_flip ($ t3); print_r ($ t3 );

Array ([2760] => Nanchang [990] => Ganzhou [895] => Ji 'an [2070] => Jiujiang [740] => Pingxiang [680] => outside the province)

$ T1 = array (0 => 1320, 1 => 990, 2 => 895, 3 => 790, 4 => 775, 5 => 745, 6 => 740, 7 => 680, 8 => 665, 9 => 535); $ t2 = array (0 => 'nanchang ', 1 => 'ganzhou ', 2 => 'Ji 'an ', 3 => 'jiujiang', 4 => 'nanchang ', 5 => 'jiujiang', 6 => 'pingxiang ', 7 => 'outside the name', 8 => 'nanchang ', 9 => 'jiujiang'); foreach ($ t2 as $ I => $ k) @ $ t3 [$ k] + = $ t1 [$ I]; $ t3 = array_flip ($ t3); print_r ($ t3 );

Array ([2760] => Nanchang [990] => Ganzhou [895] => Ji 'an [2070] => Jiujiang [740] => Pingxiang [680] => outside the province)

What if the key name is the same? What should I do? For example,
Array ([990] => Nanchang [990] => Ganzhou [895] => Ji 'an [2070] => Jiujiang [740] => Pingxiang [680] => outside the province)

In this case, it will be overwritten. what should I do?

No way. your solution is inherently inadequate!

No way. your solution is inherently inadequate!
$ T1 = Array ([0] => 1320 [1] => 990 [2] => 895 [3] => 790 [4] => 775 [5] => 745 [6] => 740 [7] => 680 [8] => 665 [9] => 535)
$ T2 = Array ([0] => Nanchang [1] => Ganzhou [2] => Ji 'an [3] => Jiujiang [4] => Nanchang [5] => jiujiang [6] => Pingxiang [7] => outside the province [8] => Nanchang [9] => Jiujiang)

Then I want to calculate the numbers of different values in t2. Is there any way?

No way. your solution is inherently inadequate!
$ T1 = Array ([0] => 1320 [1] => 990 [2] => 895 [3] => 790 [4] => 775 [5] => 745 [6] => 740 [7] => 680 [8] => 665 [9] => 535)
$ T2 = Array ([0] => Nanchang [1] => Ganzhou [2] => Ji 'an [3] => Jiujiang [4] => Nanchang [5] => jiujiang [6] => Pingxiang [7] => outside the province [8] => Nanchang [9] => Jiujiang)

Then I want to calculate the numbers of different values in t2. Is there any way?

You can create a $ t11 = record value,
$ T22 = This is the recorded region.
This ensures that there will be no duplicate names, but I don't know if I can calculate the same sum.