Multiple array concat code advice

C is not my favourite language, but no choice with the Arduino ide!
I'm looking to simplify the following repetitive concatation of array contents using a 'for' loop
strcat(Myarray, Strarray1);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray2);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray3);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray4);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray5);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray6);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray7);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray8);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray9);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray10);
strcat(Myarray, Strarray11);

The above code does work but I feel there is a tidier method./
Any advice welcome.

xlaser:
C is not my favourite language, but no choice with the Arduino ide!
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Actually Arduino is programmed in C/C++ (not only raw C).

Answering the question, you can store the Strarray in a matrix and then change the row of the matrix inside an for loop.

Or you could do something like this:

void setup() {

  char *str[] = {"This is zero", "This is one", "This is two"};
  char bigStr[50];
  int i;
  int elements = sizeof(str) / sizeof(str[0]);

  Serial.begin(9600);
  bigStr[0] = '\0';        // strcat() needs to find a null

  for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
    strcat(bigStr, (const char*) str[i]);
    Serial.println(str[i]);
  }
  Serial.println(bigStr);
}

void loop() {

}