Proquint.NET

Proquint generator for .NET.

Please see the article on proquints: http://arXiv.org/html/0901.4016. Original C version: https://github.com/dsw/proquint.

A Proquint is a PRO-nouncable QUINT-uplet of alternating unambiguous consonants and vowels.

A 32-bit implementation is provided (so there are 2^32 different proquints), each of which is a string consisting on two quintuplet strings separated by the character '-'.

Some examples:

index	Proquint
0	babab-babab
1	babab-babad
...	...
2147483647	luzuz-zuzuz
...	...
4294967295	zuzuz-zuzuz

To generate a random quint use the NewQuint() method:

var q = Quint32.NewQuint();

You can get the string by using ToString() method or casting to string:

var s1 = (string)q;
var s2 = q.ToString();

You can get the underlying value casting to uint:

uint i = (uint)q;

You can use the >, <, >=, <=, == and != operators to compare the underlying value between two proquints.