array problem

Hello people I need help, i want use an array to store an object
but I don't know how I do this.


eg:
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car.h
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class car{

public:
car();

public:
string marc;
string model;
string color;
int category;
};


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car.cpp
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constructor

car::car(){
marc="bmw";
model="v2" ;
string="black";
category=2;
}



I want to know how I can declare and create an array to store the object "car" in this class.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Since you have already provided a default constructor for the car class, you can create an array of car just like an array of POD, like int.

Code:

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// Method 1
car myCar[10];


// Method 2
car *pCar = new car[10];
delete []pCar;

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Another method:

Code:

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#include <vector>

std::vector<car> MyCar(10);  // 10 cars
//...
MyCar[0].model = "Mercedes";
//etc...

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This method does not require new[] or delete[].

Regards,

Paul McKenzie

Quote:

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Originally posted by dmf9000
I want to know how I can declare and create an array to store the object "car" in this class.

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Use 'vector' as mentioned by Paul...take a look at the fowolling introduction for further questions...