Is there anything similar to zip() from python in lua?

local ArbitraryArrayA = {1}
local ArbitraryArrayB = {2}
local ArbitraryArrayC = {3}


local function CollectAttributesFromIndex(Index, Tables)
    local Attributes = {}
    ---------------
    for _, Attribute in ipairs(Tables) do
        table.insert(Attributes, Attribute[Index])
    end
    ---------------
    return Attributes
end

local function ZipIteratorFactory(...)
    local Tables = {...}
    local Index = 0
    ---------------
    return function()
        Index += 1
        ---------------
        return unpack(CollectAttributesFromIndex(Index, Tables))
    end
end


for A, B, C in ZipIteratorFactory(ArbitraryArrayA, ArbitraryArrayB, ArbitraryArrayC) do
    print(A, B, C)
end

No, but you can write your own

local function zip(First, Second, Third)
    local Index = 0

    return function()
        Index += 1

        local NextFirst = First[Index]
        local NextSecond = Second[Index]
        local NextThird = Third[Index]

        if not NextFirst or not NextSecond or not NextFirst then
            return nil
        end

        return NextFirst, NextSecond, NextThird
    end
end

local peoples = { 'joe', 'jogn', 'gfajkg' }
local secrets = { 'agag', 'gafggf', 'gagfdg' }
local reasons = { 'sometyhing', 'another thing', 'ffszdgsg' }

for name, secret, reason in zip(peoples, secrets, reasons) do
    print (name, 'is hiding', secret, 'because', reason)
end

the way this works is that zip returns a function which is being called every iteration, in the function i increment the index by 1 every time to create a loop, then it returns elements from each table with given index, if at least one of the elements is nil it breaks the loop.

I am not a pythoneer so i am not sure if this is how the function is supposed to work but i think it fits your example. You can adjust it how you need, i made it simple so you can understand it.