The title and tags are a little goofy since I'm not quite sure what to call this. This may be more of a computer science question, but I thought I'd ask here too.
I have two integers $n$ and $m$ that are arbitrarily (logically) related with integers $x$ and $y$, respectively, where all values are finite and $> 0.$
I'd like to know if there's a way to combine $n$ and $x$, and $m$ and $y$, into two numbers (integer, decimal, whatever) such that neither will overlap. Additionally, I need to be able to perform some kind of operation to reverse the previous process to once again obtain $n$ and $x$, and $m$ and $y$.
Let me know if this isn't clear. Thanks in advance!
