Answer Posted / raj

yes it is possible.
create an array of objects.

int i = 100;
string s = "hundred";

object [] obj = new object[2];
obj[0] = i;
obj[1] = s;

textbox1.Text = System.Convert.ToInt32(i) + "=" + s.ToString
();

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