arrays - How to pass an arbitrary number of parameters in C# -

OK I have to prepare a way to keep track of how many items are present in about 26 items. There is a definite combination of items present or not.

For example, this is an engine for a card game. Each card has a different type of card and cards can be attached to each card. To do some things in the game, the player should have a definite combination of cards connected to the card. To make this program streamlined, I would like to do something like

  (if found, (2, water, 4, ground)) {this ()} other {displayerror ()} < / Code> 

Edit: Resolve!

I used a combination of the techniques described in some of the posts below. Special mention:

John Skeet, Rinat Abdullin, Frank,

Anyway, what I did, I added a class that stores what I see. , And the number of that type after that I used a certification representative to find all types of that type and counted how many, then I compared the number that I was searching for and the correct or wrong return respectively done.

This is the code for it

  See public bolts Crit (parameter pair [] specs) {foreach (pair in glasses) {if ((Attached! (Representative (card c) {return c.type == i type;}). Calculation> = i.value)) {return false;}} true true;}  

I take a projection that can be evaluated against your data source and can then evaluate that the predictions return from the result Is doing