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

something like this:

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

for index, name in next, peoples do
	local secret = secrets[index]
	local reason = reasons[index]
	print (name, 'is hiding', secret, 'because', reason)
end

could be:

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

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.