Java- Creating New Objects Automatically

Confess I don't know the first thing about Java. Can you have arrays of objects? If so, it's pretty trivial to create new object(1) to new object(n).

You can declare arrays of objects without specifying their size when the program starts. Your startup routine (it could be inside a class constructor) includes a line:

MyObject myObjectArray[];

in which the [] signifies that myObjectArray is an array of MyObject objects, but does not specify the size. Your input routine then gets a number from the user and assigns it to the variable n. You can now write the line:

myObjectArray = new MyObject[n]; // instantiates an array of size n

Although the array now exists, the elements of the array are still null objects, and must themselves be instantiated:

for (int index = 0; index < myObjectArray.length; index++)
{
myObjectArray[index] = new MyObject();
}

Good luck.

Hey,

Thank you so much.. :)