The problem is too trivial to make much sense.
What are you not telling us?
(note: for an indexed search, you can use a simple lookup array to mirror
the character array, in inverse.
For example, if MyArray(MyIndex) == MyChar
then you would have another array
int MyNewIndex = (int) MyChar;
MyMirrorArray(MyNewIndex) == MyIndex
Does this make sense to you?
--- Nick
"DraguVaso" <pi**********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I need to create a list a litle bit like this:
1 = q
2 = t
3 = z
4 = u
....
But I need to have it in such a way that I can find easily the letter for
a given number, but also find easily the number for a given letter.
Is there a structure liek this in VB.NET? Or should I make it myself with
a DataView and a filter?
Thanks,
Pieter