
Star with controllable number of sides and radii
I know some similar ones exist but I wasn't aware of one that works like this, I made it for a project I'm working on.

I know some similar ones exist but I wasn't aware of one that works like this, I made it for a project I'm working on.
I have two lists of points (L1 and L2) of length n and I want to combine them into a new list (L) such that they alternate the points from L1 and L2. Example below:
L[1]=L1[1]
L[2]=L2[1]
L[3]=L1[2]
L[4]=L2[2]
...
and so on
Lists L1 and L2 change length(number of points in list) with a slider n. So my question is how do I have make a function that automatically combines them in this way, for any(reasonable) value of n? I've looked at the for statement and recursive functions and summation but can't find any simple answer. Am I overlooking a simple answer or is this just not an easily accomplished task? Would appreciate even just being pointed in a direction or being told this is or isn't possible. Thanks!
Let me know your thoughts! I figured the symbolism was obvious but if you have questions let me know
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