Put the numbers into an array and sort it. Then you only have to check
against the next number while you iterate 'a'.
HTH,
Mark
On 12/21/06, Eduardo Barbosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
given a list of numbers such as: (12, 34, 21, 46, 52 ... )
what would be the best way to achieve this:
a++;
if ( a != 12 && a != 34 && a != 21 && a != 46 && a != 52 ... ) {
// do something
}
Am doing my research and trying out some solutions but i thought that in the
meantime someone may have a quick ready answer for this or some good hints.
thanks a lot!
Eduardo
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