Instantiate different objects of same class

[ISAIAH]

Hello,
I want to do something like this
If the user types "3", I would like 3 times instantiate the same class
but with a different object name.
If the user types "5", I would like 5 times instantiate the same class
but with a different object name.
That is in short I want to instantiate different objects of the same class as the users enters the number of objects to be created. If you know who this can be done then please let me know. Thanks in advance.

[SoftWore]

Hello,
I think you can use the ArrayList to do the same, that is what you need in your class.

ArrayList l = <mobj>new ArrayList();
for(int i =0; i <args.length; i + +)
{
	l(i) = new MyObject();
}

Hope this method helps you.

[HardWeaR]

Hello,
In fact the problem you meet is a classic java. As you had suggested the first speaker, you could use a data structure more efficient that a table. operations of additions and deletion of objects are made of more elegant way. If you need more information on this then you can visit the sun's official site for more detailed information on the same.

[Fragman]

Hello,
Though I am new to the java programming language, I have a code which may interest you.
Here is the code

 
if(args.equals("3"))
{
	byte[] t0 = new byte[sz];
	byte[] t1 = new byte[sz];
	byte[] t3 = new byte[sz];
}

[ISAIAH]

Hello,
Yes that is correct, but I want to do something like this in my program that is the source code

for(int x =0; x <args.length; x + +)
{
	byte[] + x = new byte[SIZE];
}

I hope you are understanding my needs and you will provide the necessary.

[InterNetWorKed]

Hello,
The factory would not solve the problem. That's what I suggest if you really want to associate names to your objects:
Here is the part of code for the same

HashMap h = <String, Objet> new HashMap <String, Objet>();
for(int x =0; I <Integer.parseInt(args[0]); I + +){
    h.could("Purpose" + (x + 1), new Subject());
}