I have a programming question to generate an ordered list of
alphanumeric strings of length 4.
>From 0000 to ZZZZ, numbers first, then one alphabet rest numbers, then
two alphabets rest numberst, etc.
EG 0000-9999 then A000-Z999 then AA00 to ZZ99 then AAA0 - ZZZ9 then
AAAA - ZZZZ 3  5854 
Sniff, Sniff, Sniff... smells like homework :-)
Do you have an algorithm in mind and are unsure how to write it in C#? I am
sure if you post that with specific language issues, people will be pleased
to help.
Mark.
-- http://www.markdawson.org http://themightycoder.spaces.live.com
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I have a programming question to generate an ordered list of
alphanumeric strings of length 4.
From 0000 to ZZZZ, numbers first, then one alphabet rest numbers, then
two alphabets rest numberst, etc.
EG 0000-9999 then A000-Z999 then AA00 to ZZ99 then AAA0 - ZZZ9 then
AAAA - ZZZZ
See my response in dotnet.general
Tom Dacon
Dacon Software Consulting
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>I have a programming question to generate an ordered list of
alphanumeric strings of length 4.
>>From 0000 to ZZZZ, numbers first, then one alphabet rest numbers, then
two alphabets rest numberst, etc.
EG 0000-9999 then A000-Z999 then AA00 to ZZ99 then AAA0 - ZZZ9 then
AAAA - ZZZZ
nope not hw, it's for work.
On Dec 22, 6:50 pm, "Tom Dacon" <T...@dacons.co mwrote:
See my response in dotnet.general
Tom Dacon
Dacon Software Consulting
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I have a programming question to generate an ordered list of
alphanumeric strings of length 4.
>From 0000 to ZZZZ, numbers first, then one alphabet rest numbers, then
two alphabets rest numberst, etc.
EG 0000-9999 then A000-Z999 then AA00 to ZZ99 then AAA0 - ZZZ9 then
AAAA - ZZZZ
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